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Saturday, November 21, 2009 10:40 AM

Published 11/05/2009 by ICRC


Senegal: seminar for prison administration officials

'This seminar, which aims to round out the training of prison administration officials, is being held within the framework of cooperation between the ICRC and the justice ministry,' explained Sophie Orr of the ICRC regional delegation. 'We are hopeful that it...

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