This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
The Moroccan Association for Human Rights called for the opening of an urgent investigation into suspicions linked to the existence of an organized human trafficking network, after the discovery of 19 people detained in difficult conditions in one of the agricultural fields of the province of Sraghna, under the pretext of suffering from psychological and mental disorders.
In a statement issued by the association’s branch in Al-Atawiyah Tammalat, it was announced that it had received information that these people had been found forcibly detained at the Al-Tawahra roundabout, community of Al- Sha’ara, Al-Atawiyah district. The statement said the detainees were living in inhumane and extremely difficult conditions.
The association explained that this scene is reminiscent of the practices of secret detention centers characterized by oppression and psychological and physical torture, and called the incident a “brutal and dangerous act that threatens the right to life” and constitutes a serious violation of human rights. violations and offenses punishable by law.
The association also expressed its concern about the continuation of these practices, recalling that it had previously warned of potential risks after the closure of the “Buya Omar” center unless effective control measures were taken by the authorities. responsible. She expressed fear about the presence of detainees or victims in other secret locations, particularly with allegations of detaining people without any illness alongside those with psychological and mental disorders.
The press release denounces this “criminal and brutal” behavior, emphasizing that the place of psychiatric and mental patients is in hospitals, and not elsewhere, and calling for strict measures to be taken to protect human rights and put an end to these violations. .
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