This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Muhammad Manfalti – Heba Press
“Break restrictions and strengthen legal strategies and human rights to combat trafficking in human beings in the Middle East and North Africa region,” is the subject of the scientific symposium that will be organized by the City of Innovation and Scientific Research at Hassan I University next Tuesday, who will experience the participation of experts, lawyers and university professors in the interior and outside Morocco to put Obviously the law of sovereignty in the region of the Middle East and North Africa, and will receive its launch by the President of the University, Abdul Latif Makram, and the dean of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences, Hassan Kaji.
The symposium will experience three sessions, the first session of legislative executives and the implementation of policies will be allocated, because this session will address legal frameworks and strategies for the implementation of approved policies to combat trafficking in human beings in the region of the Middle East and North Africa, and the effectiveness of current laws, regulations and policies will be analyzed while highlighting successful models and defining the areas that must be improved, and the session will also discuss the role Legislative bodies, government agencies and civil society organizations in the development and implementation of measures to measures to combat human beings in addition to this, the importance of coordination and Integration of policies through various sectors will be addressed to improve the complete response of this phenomenon, with the participation of all teachers Mohamed Shabib, president of the family protection division and special categories to categories to special categories Categories to special categories to special categories of categories to special categories of categories to the presidency of public prosecution in Morocco, Professor Al -Hufizi Najat, Professor of Higher Education -Head of the Division of Private Law – Coordinator of the Way of Criminal Sciences and Security Governance at the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences at Hassan I University, and Professor of Law at Hassan I University, and Dr. Eli Abu Aoun, researcher and expert In Africa in the Middle East and North, a session that Dr. Riyad Fakhry will be a law professor at Hassan I University, director of business law laboratory, an expert accredited to the CNRST.
As for the second session, it will address the identification of victims and support mechanisms, in addition to the legal challenges linked to the identification of victims of the trafficking in human beings and the supply of support for them. Centers, legal assistance and rehabilitation programs while highlighting innovative methods to meet the special needs of survivors in human trafficking in the legal system, with the participation of Amina Bouayash, president of the National Council of Rights Man in Morocco, and brigadier Dr Lotfi Al -Hazly, professor at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Tunisia, and Dr. Eina Hols Najal, member of the Advisory Council of the Kok network, the Ministry of Justice of the State of the northern rhine and Westphalia -the victim protection unit, and under the administration of Dr Abdel -jabbar Arash, professor of public law and political science and director of the Legal Clinic for Fundamental Rights and Rights Immigrants at Hassan I University.
As for the third session, it will address through border cooperation and legal improvement, because this session focuses on the legal aspects of cross -cooperation and international legal mechanisms in the fight against trafficking in human beings, as well as On legal empowerment strategies, capacity building and improvement The law responses will be explored the role of regional and international agreements, treaties and protocols to facilitate cooperation between countries in the Middle region- Orient and North Africa, and the session will also take up the challenges and opportunities related to the delivery of the people sought, mutual legal assistance and exchange of information.
In addition, the session will discuss strategies to improve the capacities and training of the judicial authorities and the application of the law in the survey, the proceedings, the dismantling of the networks of trafficking in human beings, while taking up the challenges Linked to corruption, resource deficiency and poor coordination, with the participation of judge Rashid bou ajila judge and doctoral student in human smuggling in Tunisia, and Dr Nihad Aqeer
Professor of a professor at the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences at Hassan I University, and Colonel Fadi Mahmoud, head of the Department of Investigation of the General Security Directorate in Lebanon. This session will also be managed by Dr. Yunus al -Azraq al -Hassouni, professor of law at Hassan I university.
Regarding the closing session, you know the participation of the dean of the college, Hassan Kaji and Philip Bremer, director of the law sovereignty in the Middle East and North Africa-Conrad Adenaur Foundation.
