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[23/09/2017 06:10]

GENEVA-SABA
The National Committee for Investigating into Human Rights Abuse Allegations (CIAA) has asked the Doctors without Borders (MSF) to share information on war-related abuses that affect medical crews and information collected about victims brought to hospitals where the MSF is present.

The request was made during the CIAA's membersmeeting with a delegation from the MSF and the British Ambassador to Yemen on the sideline of the Human Rights Council's 36th session in Geneva on Saturday.

The two sides also discussed cooperation of delivering aid to the worst affected regions in the country and minimizing the shortage in healthcare services.