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Employment Ministry warns about illegal training practices

Employment Ministry warns about illegal training practices

The Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training warned about the spread of illegal practices among some private vocational training institutions, including the use of names similar to national and international courts and judicial bodies, or claiming to have judicial authority, such as "The International Court" or "The African Court." These practices also involve issuing certificates and badges bearing the title of "Judge," organizing swearing-in ceremonies, and using attire and symbols resembling those of judicial institutions. The ministry called on these institutions to rectify their legal status and review their names and certificates to comply with the law. It also warned of legal and administrative consequences for those who continue such practices or assume judicial titles.

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