Public outrage has led to immediate judicial action. On Monday, the prosecutor’s office placed three men in detention in Benslimane. They were filmed encouraging their six-year-old nephew to consume an alcoholic beverage.
The law is a huge obstacle to the fight against child marriage in Morocco, according to a study just conducted by the National Human Rights Council (CNDH).
The Party of Justice and Development (PJD) condemns and denounces the remarks of the President of the CNDH (National Human Rights Council), Amina Bouayach, according to which the inheritance system as established in Morocco contributes to the "feminization of poverty".
Amina Bouayach , President of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH), expresses her opposition to the criminalization of extramarital sex. She believes that imprisonment cannot be the answer to consensual relationships.
The vaccine pass is no longer current in Morocco. The National Council for Human Rights has announced the adoption, by the government, of the health pass to the detriment of the vaccine pass. This was a recommendation of the CNDH, due to the discontent caused by the obligation of the vaccine pass.
As part of the electoral deadlines of September 8 next in Morocco , more than 4,500 observers have just been accredited. Representing 44 national organizations, these observers will be deployed throughout the national territory with 17 NGOs and two international parliaments.
The government of El Othmani must show its commitment to the issue of human rights, particularly with regard to the recommendations issued by the United Nations bodies, said Amina Bouayach , president of the CNDH.
The President of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) welcomed the fight led by human rights defenders against the death penalty in Morocco. During a meeting held under the theme "human rights violations related to the application of the death penalty, Amina Bouayach recalled the need to protect and ensure the right to life for all Moroccans.
The international community is celebrating October 10th, the World Day Against the Death Penalty. For a few years now, Morocco has been moving towards its abolition, even though death sentences have been handed down for certain crimes.
The rape and murder of young Adnane in Tangier has prompted many Moroccans to demand that the justice system apply the death penalty to the person found guilty of this atrocious crime. Although shocked by the nature of the crime, the president of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) maintains her position on the abolition of the death penalty.
In her speech at the Arab Anti-Corruption Convention, Amina Bouayach made proposals for an effective fight against this scourge. For the President of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH), a minimum of discipline and strategies is needed to overcome corruption.
A group of mothers and family members of detainees in the context of the events in Al Hoceima met this Friday, July 5, 2019, at the headquarters of the National Institute of Human Rights Training in Rabat, with the President of the National Council for Human Rights (CNDH).