Application of the Rule of Law in the Horn of Africa and Yemen

This regional project aims to improve the capacities of the intelligence services and security forces and corps, as well as the prosecutors and courts of the countries in the region to fight against complex security threats. 

Technical assistance will be provided at the regional and bilateral levels as part of the project, to strengthen the capacities for the application of the law with respect to human rights. Prosecutors and members of the State Security Forces and Corps will participate to this end. 

It is a delegated cooperation project funded by the European Commission through the Instrument for Stability and Peace (IcSP). With a duration of four years, this project implies a high level of specialisation in a priority area for FIIAPP and for the Spanish public institutions that collaborate with it, including the Ministries of Justice, Interior and Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. 

The project, which is being led by FIIAPP, has three specialised European institutions as its main partners: Sustainable Criminal Justice Solutions (SCJS) from the United Kingdom, Civipol in France and the Italian Carabinieri.

  • Project data

  • Countries

    Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Uganda, Yemen, Djibouti.

  • Sector

    Security and fight against organized crime

  • Total budget

    11.000.000€

  • Financer

    Security and fight against organized crime

  • Collaborating Spanish institution

    Ministerio del Interior, Ministerio de Justicia y Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y Cooperación

  • Date

    Start - mguillen@fiiapp.org
    End - mguillen@fiiapp.org

  • Partners

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