human rights in morocco موضوع حقوق الإنسان بالمغرب

The report of the State Department on human rights and democracy in Morocco to an important development in this regard, but that it still weak. Achieved the Moroccan Equity and Reconciliation Commission made progress in the history of the missing and random arrests without provisions during the period from the early 1970s until the mid Tsaineath.
According to the report the government had begun the task of implementing reforms at the level of "the Family Code," which aims to strengthen the legal rights of women and children. On another level, and Morocco signed a free trade agreement with the United States, which makes for an open and free market works to strengthen labor laws.
The Morocco had qualified in 2004 for the Millennium Challenge program to the American development based on their progress in ruling justly, investing in its citizens and ensuring economic reforms, as compared to control standards for institutions and independent organizations, and thus considers Morocco is the only country which qualifies from the Middle East and North Africa. Nevertheless, the report says that indiscriminate arrests without provisions and the violation of human detainees still in force in Morocco, was arrested by the security services of several thousand people during 2003 and 2004 for possible involvement with terrorist groups and handed down the conviction and imprisonment against more than 400 Moroccan. And documented by Amnesty International "prisoner" of torture and violations practiced by the government the right to these detainees.
The report states that journalists still face obstacles and barriers, has been imprisoned journalists, and temporarily closed two newspapers. The strategy focuses America for human rights and democracy in Morocco and the Moroccan Sahara on a large number of important issues, including support for the rule of law and women's issues and preparation for the municipal elections in Morocco year 2007. In December 2004, jointly by both Morocco and the United States in organizing the first Forum for the Future, with the participation of the foreign ministers of the countries of the Middle East and North Africa, together with the Foreign Ministers of the G-8, to discuss democratic reforms, economic and social development in the region. Discussed President Bush and Moroccan King Mohammed V issues of political reform in the year 2004, with American officials continue to meet with Moroccan officials and parliamentarians to promote further political reforms in Morocco.
Funded by the United States, within the Middle East partnership, a cluster of American non-governmental organizations in collaboration with the Moroccan political parties to develop party structures and parliamentary systems in Morocco, and the program provides support to the Maghreb Parliamentarians. The United States began a four-year democratically in Morocco to support parliamentary processes and the education of women and promote local government in a more effective and transparent. American officials also meet regularly with a large group of activists in the field of human rights and non-governmental organizations and leaders of the Jews and Berbers in Morocco to discuss the human rights climate in general, including in religious tolerance. The United States raised the issue of journalists detained in Morocco in the meetings that brought together government officials from the two countries, and the effects Officials at the American embassy in Rabat topics related to civil liberties. Similarly,
the United States trained some 90 military officers Moroccans application of the rule of law and human rights, as well as training on topics relating to international military culture