'Train-the-Trainers' Program Given to 20 Members of National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking

The National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking, chaired by President of the Human Rights Commission Dr. Hala bint Mazyed Al-Tuwaijri, has concluded the second phase of the "Train-the-Trainers" program given to 20 members of the committee in the field of combating human trafficking.

 The program, held at the commission's headquarters from November 3 to 7, was organized in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and included the participation of several experts and specialists from relevant government agencies.

 The program covered several key topics, including communication strategies with trainees, the role and responsibilities of the trainer, speech skills, building trust, time management, and effective leadership.

 This program is part of the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking and to strengthen national capacity in the field, in line with the implementation of the second phase of the memorandum of understanding between the Human Rights Commission and the UNODC for technical cooperation in combating human trafficking.