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Seminar about Humanitarian International Law in Aden

[03/12/2023 07:26]

ADEN-SABA

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICCR) organized today, Sunday, in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice, in the interim capital Aden a seminar on international humanitarian law.

A number of judges of the courts of first instance in the liberated governorates engaged in the discussions.

The seminar intended to improve the capabilities of judges and help them to get familiar with the provisions of international humanitarian law and the role of the ICCR in disseminating it and enhancing its application.

Minister of Justice Judge Badr al-Aridha highly praised the ICCR's role in Yemen, deeply appreciating its humanitarian interventions.