Prime Minister Receives Report on Crimes of Aggression, Siege on Civilians and their Basic Rights
News - Yemen: Prime Minister Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor received a copy of the official report on crimes of the US-Saudi aggression against Yemen covering humanitarian aspects.
The report included realistic and professional record of the crimes. It included statistics and direct and indirect impact on human rights.
The Prime Minister directed the printing and translation of the report in preparation for its publication and circulation internally and externally.
The Prime Minister also received a number of documents related to combating human trafficking, including technical report of the workshop, plan of National Committee concerned with this aspect, and another on Ministry's role in combating this issue, as well as a copy of security and legal protection for victims of human trafficking.
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