Six non-governmental organizations are determined to compel the French state to abolish identity checks based on appearance. They announced on Wednesday the launch of a joint action against the state.
In an op-ed, Cécile Coudriou, president of Amnesty International , warns about "the stigmatization of Muslims" in France and calls for the protection of human rights.
No evidence to support the allegations. This is the position of the Moroccan government, which says it is still awaiting scientific and concrete elements that demonstrate the serious accusations against Morocco in the "Omar Radi" case.
Summoned by the Head of Government to provide evidence of its allegations, Amnesty International is struggling to justify itself. Its recent statements served as a justification have also failed to convince the Executive, which is still "awaiting" its response to the correspondence from the Head of Government.
The Moroccan authorities have denied the allegations of Amnesty International that they had spied on journalist Omar Radi. They are demanding proof.
Reporters Without Borders reacts to the summons of journalist Omar Radi. For RSF, the Moroccan authorities must put an end to the harassment of the journalist.
The Israeli-origin Pegasus software was used by the Moroccan authorities to spy on investigative journalist Omar Radi. This is what Amnesty International reveals.
Amnesty International is calling for "the modification of all discriminatory articles that still furnish the penal code". The NGO is seizing the opportunity of the world day of the struggle for women’s rights, to renew this call made to the government a few months ago.
The Moroccan authorities totally reject the information carried by the NGO Amnesty International on the kingdom and presented in its latest annual report on the human rights situation in the region.
Amnesty International has deemed the campaign of "repression" led by the Moroccan authorities against opponents, coupled with unfounded arrests, to be an attack.
Moroccan rapper Mohamed Mounir, alias Gnawi, will be informed of his fate at the end of his second appearance in the Court of First Instance in Salé, scheduled for this Thursday. According to Amnesty International, the legal proceedings against this rapper constitute a blatant violation of freedom of expression.
Climate of hostility, discriminatory discourse, revival of the controversy over the wearing of the veil on school outings, the attack on the mosque in Bayonne, ... Amnesty International (AI) rises with indignation against the promoters of hatred and calls on the French Government to "implement real targeted policies to fight discrimination".