Justice sector operators trained on criminal justice law in Adamawa

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From Umar Dankano, Yola

Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, CSLC in partnership with Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption,Rolac and Federal Ministry of Justice organized a two day capacity building training for the justice sector operators in Adamawa state.
The workshop which took place in Yola on Tuesday was said to be a move to adopt the National Minimum Standard (NMS) for the Administration of Criminal Justice Law (ACJA) in compliance with global best practices.
In his address, President of the Centre, Professor Yemi Akinseye George advanced that, the rationale behind the training is to ensure effective and efficient justice delivery system in the country.
Professor George stressed that the training will provide a platform to promote a deeper understanding by the ACJA Rangers and the general public of the National Minimum Standards for the effective implementation of the ACJA.

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