The Civil Union for Combating Corruption, Aden branch, approves its operational plan and implementation mechanisms. | CUAC

The Civil Union for Combating Corruption – Aden Branch Approves its Operational Plan and Implementation Mechanisms for Combating Corruption and Launches Essential Fieldwork The Executive Committee of the Civil Union for Combating Corruption – Aden Branch held a comprehensive organizational meeting today, Monday, to discuss and finalize the operational frameworks and field mechanisms for the upcoming phase of its work. The meeting was attended by the Union's leadership and the branch's administrative and executive staff. The meeting was chaired by Ms. Halima Abdullah, Vice President of the Civil Union for Combating Corruption and Head of the Union's Aden Branch. Mr. Salah Al-Saadi, Executive Director and Vice President of the Union's Aden Branch, was also present. The monthly operational plan and the Union's administrative and field work agenda for the governorate were reviewed and discussed. Adoption of Organizational Frameworks and Launch of Administrative Files At the outset of the meeting, the leadership emphasized the immediate commencement of receiving members' files and completing their organizational data before assigning them official duties, in accordance with the approved bylaws and internal policies. The meeting also reviewed: The Unified Procedural Guide for Receiving, Documenting, and Investigating Corruption Reports, which serves as the approved field and ethical reference for all working committees. Protecting Confidentiality and Safeguarding Members and Whistleblowers The participants emphasized the importance of establishing a robust mechanism to ensure the complete confidentiality of the identities of those reporting corruption cases, providing them with the necessary legal and administrative support, and developing and implementing a security and procedural framework to guarantee the safety of members and field personnel during all their movements and field visits. Strategic Partnerships and Institutional Coordination To enhance the integration of efforts, the meeting approved opening channels of direct communication and coordination with: Government and oversight bodies concerned with combating corruption to ensure the follow-up of cases and the fulfillment of legal procedures. Security agencies and frameworks to ensure public safety and facilitate the work of field teams. International organizations and human rights institutions to benefit from their expertise and support awareness and training programs. Awareness and Field Visits The meeting also approved the implementation plan for awareness seminars and educational workshops targeting various segments of society in Aden, with the aim of disseminating a culture of integrity and enhancing community awareness of the importance of public oversight and transparent accountability. In a press statement on the sidelines of the meeting, Ms. Halima Abdullah, Head of the Union's Aden branch, affirmed: “The launch of these mechanisms and regulations comes at a pivotal moment that necessitates consolidating the principles of transparency and integrity, and strengthening the role of civil society in Aden as a genuine partner in development and combating all forms of corruption. We emphasize that the Union will not merely be a conduit for files, but rather a steadfast bulwark and staunch defender of the rights of citizens and public and private institutions.” For his part, Mr. Salah Al-Saadi, Executive Director of the Union, noted: “The adoption of the unified procedural guide and the provision of reporting mechanisms represent the cornerstone for building a robust institutional framework.” We prioritize the protection of our members and whistleblowers to ensure the continuity of our fieldwork with unwavering commitment and independence. The Union's Message to the Public and Citizens of Aden Combating corruption is not the task of any single entity; it is a national and societal responsibility that requires the concerted efforts of all honorable individuals. The Civil Union for Combating Corruption – Aden Branch – pledges to be your voice of truth and your vigilant eyes in monitoring corruption and eradicating its sources. Our hands are extended to all the people of Aden and its honorable institutions to build a reality where justice prevails and the rule of law is upheld. Join us in building a more transparent future. Whether you are a journalist, activist, academic, employee, member of a civil society organization, or a governmental or private entity... your presence with us makes a difference. Contribute to spreading a culture of integrity and transparency, and share this post to reach as many people in Aden as possible.