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As part of the celebration of the 76th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the House of Representatives in Rabat organized, on December 18, 2024, a study day on the theme “Human rights in Morocco and the challenges of emerging issues”.
The event was marked by a speech delivered by Fatima Berkane, Secretary General of the Ministerial Delegation for Human Rights, on behalf of the Minister of Justice, Mr. Abdellatif Wahbi, who underlined the importance of this event which reflects Morocco’s deep involvement in the protection of rights and freedoms as a strategic choice of the State and society. He explained that this approach is part of the High Royal Directives and the avant-garde Vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, which places Human Rights at the center of the national development project.
In his speech, the Minister of Justice highlighted the profound changes in the global human rights agenda, with the appearance of emerging issues such as digital technology, artificial intelligence and human rights. of man in the digital age. He stressed that these challenges require legal and institutional adaptation to ensure the protection of rights and freedoms in the context of rapid development.
-Rehabilitate national laws: Develop modern legal frameworks in line with contemporary developments, such as combating digital violence and guaranteeing the rights of vulnerable groups.
-Strengthen protection and reparation: Improve mechanisms for reporting violations and reparation for victims, with a focus on women and children.
-Promote a culture of human rights: Create an integrated societal awareness of rights and duties, particularly among younger generations.
-International engagement: Strengthen Morocco’s role in formulating standards and guidelines on emerging issues through United Nations mechanisms.
At the end of his speech, the Minister of Justice stressed the importance of promoting a culture of human rights in order to preserve them from any negative exploitation, emphasizing Morocco’s commitment to taking action continues to promote the rights and dignity of citizens and ensure respect for the Constitution and the principles established in the history of the Kingdom.
This study day reflects Morocco’s vision to be in tune with global changes, while maintaining its firm commitment to human values and human rights as an integral part of its national identity and strategy future.
