The National Investigation Committee hosts a training program on using artificial intelligence for documenting violations.

National Commission Launches AI Training Program in Aden

The National Commission for Investigating Allegations of Human Rights Violations has initiated a specialized training program in the temporary capital of Aden. This program focuses on utilizing artificial intelligence and open-source resources to document human rights violations. The initiative receives support from the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Training Program Details

The five-day training program features participation from over 65 trainees. Its primary goal is to enhance professional and technical skills in open-source investigations (OSINT). Participants will learn to employ AI tools for documentation and analysis. Additionally, the program includes training on digital security, transitional justice, and psychological support for human rights workers.

Commitment to Capacity Building

The National Commission emphasizes that this training aligns with its ongoing strategy to build the capacities of its personnel. By improving their professional competencies, the Commission aims to enhance the quality of independent documentation and investigation of human rights violations. This effort adheres to relevant international standards.

The initiative reflects a commitment to advancing human rights practices in the region, ensuring that investigators are well-equipped to tackle the challenges they face.

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