DUSHANBE, October 9, Asia-Plus -- The Armenian capital city of Yerevan has hosted a session of the coordination council of the CIS chief prosecutors.
Matlouba Abdulloyeva, chairwoman of the department for international relations and legal support of the Tajik Prosecutor-General’s Office, said that some 10 issues had been tabled to the agenda of the session.
The CIS chief prosecutors are discussing issues related to cooperation in fighting trafficking in persons, elaboration of a common system of registration of crimes, a progress of implementation of resolutions concerning human rights problems that were passed at the previous sessions.
Chief prosecutors from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Ukraine are participating at the meeting in Yerevan.
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