This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Oujda
The Shorouk Mental Health Association expressed deep regrets with regard to the tragic accident in the city of Oujda this week, which led to the death of a young man suffering from mental disorders, in an incident that the association described as “painful and shocking”.
In a communication affected by the “Heba Press” website, the association expressed its human solidarity with the family of the victim and with the other young man who followed in the event of an arrest in the context of the incident, since the accident is not isolated, but rather highlights “real gaps in the mental health system in Morocco”.
The association stressed that this tragedy brings back to the foreground the urgent need of a complete reform of the system, calling for improving prevention, care and reintegration services, and the supply of close health and social infrastructure accompanying patients in the post-processing stage, and contributes to supporting their independence and ensuring a safe environment for them, their families and their society.
The association has expressed its concern about the absence of a modern legal framework which guarantees the rights and dignity of psychiatric patients, and protects them from discrimination and exclusion, emphasizing the need to promulgate national legislation which is the pace with the developments of humanitarian and integrated social and legal aspects which takes into account therapeutic, social and legal aspects.
At the end of its communication, the Shorouk Mental Health Association renewed its call to accelerate a complete reform of the sector, to modernize national legislation and to create social psychological centers concerned by the post-hospitalization stadium, as well as the families of the training and support methods necessary to deal with their parents.
The association stressed that “dignity is indivisible”, noting that guaranteeing the rights of patients, their families and workers in the sector is an integral part of the realization of complete social justice “which does not accept postponement”.
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