The National Committee concludes a workshop on prosecuting perpetrators of human rights violations.
National Committee Concludes Workshop on Human Rights Violations Trials
On Sunday, the National Committee for Investigating Allegations of Human Rights Violations wrapped up a specialized workshop focused on the nature of trials for those accused of such violations. This event received support from the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and included participation from 25 committee members, representatives from the judiciary, the Public Prosecutor’s Office, and civil society organizations.
Workshop Overview
The two-day workshop delved into the historical context of trials, the evolution of rights protection, and examined both international and local experiences. Additionally, the committee shared its perspective on severe violations and the roles of various stakeholders in creating a conducive judicial environment.
Focus Areas and Discussions
Judges Hussein Al-Mashdali and Ishraq Al-Maqtari facilitated the workshop. They emphasized analyzing patterns of violations and identifying the technical support and capacity-building needs of judicial entities. This approach aims to enhance procedural clarity and ensure justice for victims.
Conclusion and Future Collaboration
The event concluded with an evaluative session that underscored the victims’ right to accountability. Participants highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation between the National Committee, judicial authorities, and civil society. These efforts are crucial in combating impunity and promoting accountability in Yemen.
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