Angola: State Secretary On Human Rights Works in Malanje

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

20 June 2011

Malanje — The Secretary of State for Human Rights, António Bento Bembe, is working since Monday in the northern Malanje province in order to check the prison situation of the region.

According to his work agenda released to Angop on Monday, the Secretary of State for Human Rights will visit the production centre of the Angolan Public Television (TPA) and Damba Penitentiary in Malanje province.

During his stay in Malanje, Bento Bembe will also visit the provincial delegate of the Ministry of Interior, as well as he will travel to Cangandala district.

Bento Bembe will stay in Malanje province until Friday and he will meet with chieftains, officials of the justice administration, chief judge of the local court, provincial prosecutor, justice and interior delegates, so as to analyse the human rights situation in region.

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