This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Khouribga
Dr Allal Al-Basrawi, national coordinator of federal lawyers (Socialist Union of Popular Forces), published a book on the theme “The strike in Moroccan and comparative law”.
The President of the Khouribga Bar Association discusses in his book “The emergence and development of the right to strike – and the strike in judicial and jurisprudential case law, in addition to that”.
The strike is discussed in the private and public sectors and in vital facilities –
“Allal Al-Basrawi” said in a brief introductory speech to the book that it “discusses the approach to strike as a right for workers who have struggled for decades, and in all countries of the world, in order to impose its legitimacy. This has been echoed in international human rights case law, jurisprudence and references at all stages.
Al-Basrawi confirms that “Morocco very early considered that the strike was a right guaranteed since the 1962 Constitution and in all subsequent constitutions”. However, without the promulgation of the regulatory law specifying the conditions and modalities for exercising this right, the government took the initiative of developing a draft regulatory law.
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