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Shaybani calls for technical assistance to Human Rights Ministry

[10/11/2017 01:42]

BRUSSELS-SABA

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Shaybani presented the demand during a meeting with Andrew Stroehlein, the European Media Director of Human Rights Watch in Brussels.

Shaybani explained to Stroehlein the status of human rights in Yemen in the aftermath of the militias' military takeover in 2014 and the war they have been mounting since then.

He said that "the militias left no single human right enshrined in the Universal Declaration for Human Rights un-violated." "Beginning from the right to life and more advanced rights as social and economic rights."

Stroehlein promised that HRW would cooperate with the Human Rights Ministry and the National Committee for Investigating into Alleged Human Rights Abuses to arrive at more transparent facts on the situation of human