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Justice Minister, UNDP discuss cooperation

[27/02/2023 08:16]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Justice Judge Badr al-Haridha held discussions today, Monday, here in the interim capital Aden with the UNDP's officials over cooperation about judiciary and legal assistance to the vulnerable groups namely women and children.

Judge Al-Aridhad engaged in deliberations with the UNDP Acting Director and an expert of rule of law about the partnership and collaboration between the Ministry and the UNDP.

The conversations also touched upon a project about the rule of law the UNDP is seeking to carry out in Yemen to improve the protection for the survivors of the gender-based domestic violence and to empower women in the decision making positions in the two sector of security and justice.