The Human Rights Committee of Ajman Police joins cleaners to celebrate the Arab Human Rights Day

In light of the strategy of the Ajman Police General Command, which aims to enhance public confidence in the effectiveness of the services provided, support its responsibility towards all members of society, and strive to establish social fraternity among groups of society and human values and to thank others. A delegation from the Human Rights Committee of Ajman Police headed by Major Muhammad Hamad Al-Ghafli, Chairman of the Committee, organized a visit for cleaners at the Public Health and Environment Department of the Municipality and Planning Department in Ajman, Where they were received by Engineer Hamid Abdullah Al Mualla, Director of the Public Health and Environment Department. Major Mohammed Al-Ghafli said that this initiative comes within the activities organized by the Human Rights Committee, Ajman Police, to celebrate the Arab Human Rights Day, which is held under the slogan of "human dignity for all", and in recognition of the important role of employment in various fields, which is the cornerstone of the development process, noting Until the participation of workers celebrating this day confirms the eagerness of the General Command of Ajman Police to socialize with this segment of society to ensure the preservation of their rights in an appropriate work environment, which enhances their confidence in their important role in society, in addition to that it reflects the image and hearing Supervisory leadership, which strengthens the relationship between the police and society. At the end of the visit, Major Mohammed Al-Ghafli, accompanied by members of the Human Rights Committee in Ajman Police, distributed souvenirs to cleaners who work in separate locations in the emirate, and celebrated with them on this occasion in order to enhance their position and important role in society, and he thanked them for their efforts and active role that they play in serving all Members of the Society . Captain Mohammed bin Howaiden, First Lieutenant Amal Al-Mutawa, and a number of members of the Human Rights Committee of Ajman Police participated in the visit.