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Morocco's Progress in Torture Prevention: Celebrating Human Rights Milestones

In a landmark event showcasing Morocco's commitment to human rights, the National Council for Human Rights (CNDH) hosted a commemorative session to celebrate the nation's achievements in preventing torture. The gathering brought together representatives from various non-governmental organizations......

Morocco's Role as a Vital Human Rights Partner for the Council of Europe

Morocco's Strengthening Ties with the Council of Europe Signal a New Phase in Human Rights Collaboration, where Morocco has recently emerged as a pivotal ally for the Council of Europe (CoE), a prominent international body committed to advancing democracy and safeguarding fundamental freedoms. This......

Urgent Plea to Save Six Moroccans Sentenced to Death in Somalia

Six Moroccan nationals find themselves in dire straits, facing imminent execution in a Somali prison after being convicted of terrorism charges by a military tribunal in late February. Their fate now hangs precariously as local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) rally urgently for Rabat's intervention. With......

Morocco Investigates Disturbing Discovery of Human Remains in Dakhla

In a chilling turn of events, the Council for Human Rights (CNDH) in Morocco has launched a thorough investigation into the unsettling unearthing of human bone remains during excavation activities in the southern city of Dakhla. This grim discovery, made on March 20th amidst renovations to the municipal......

Former Moroccan Minister Sparks Controversy with Proposal to Lower Marriage Age to 16

Former Moroccan Justice Minister Mustapha Ramid has sparked widespread outrage with his contentious suggestion to legalize marriage for individuals as young as 16. Ramid's advocacy for reducing the legal marriage age from 18 has drawn sharp criticism from various quarters, particularly children's......

Ramadan Reckoning: Morocco's Ban on Public Eating Sparks Intense Debate

As the holy month of Ramadan unfolds in Morocco, an age-old controversy resurfaces with fervor – the contentious implementation of Article 222, which criminalizes public eating during fasting hours. This divisive law has reignited heated discussions, pitting advocates aiming to uphold religious......

Celebrating Moroccan Women's Integral Role in Shaping National Identity

In a compelling address commemorating International Women's Day and the 20th anniversary of Morocco's Equity and Reconciliation Commission, Amina Bouayach, President of the Moroccan National Human Rights Council (CNDH), underscored the enduring influence of women's rights on the nation's......

Allegations of Canadian Complicity in Israeli Atrocities Through Military Exports

In a significant legal development, a coalition comprising Palestinian-Canadian human rights advocates and lawyers has initiated legal action against the Canadian government regarding its military export dealings with Israel. The plaintiffs assert that Canada's approval of military equipment transfers......

Moroccan Human Rights Champion Amina Bouayach Receives '2024 Women Future Prize'

In a prestigious ceremony held in Madrid, Amina Bouayach, the esteemed President of Morocco's National Human Rights Council (CNDH), was honored with the coveted '2024 Women Future Prize' by the Spanish-French Friendship Association. This accolade serves as a resounding recognition of Bouayach's......