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NCIVHR holds discussions with Ambassadors of HRC member states

[17/02/2021 03:44]

ADEN-SABA
The Chair and members of the National Committee for Investigation into Violations of Human Rights (NCIVHR) held virtual discussions on today, Wednesday, with the Ambassadors of the member states of Human Rights Council (HRC) to Yemen.

The NCIVHR detailed the ambassadors on the Committee's efforts to investigate into human rights abuses over the recent period, citing the challenges facing the committee and need to get rid of to keep on doing its job.

The Ambassadors appreciated the NCIVHR's efforts, affirming their support for the committee to continue doing its mission.