Monday April 7, 2025 – 04:14
The Moroccan Human Rights Center expressed his deep concern about the continuation of what he called preventing the historian and the human rights lawyer, because of his natural and constitutional right to the freedom to travel and travel, recalling his benefit of a royal amnesty after the charges held against him, which were clear political nature.
The center said, in a statement, that the prevention of Al-Mu’ti is a travel fan after receiving an invitation from the University of Sorbonne to give a conference on “The spring of peoples in Tunisia 2011-2021”, indicating that when approaching Rabat-Salé airport, it was prevented from leaving despite the ticket and the passport. From four years old.
The Human Rights Center said that this prohibition continues despite the benefit of the care of royal forgiveness, which included a certain number of activists on the occasion of the throne day last year, stressing that although there is no final judicial decision which prevents a carbon from traveling, it is always forbidden to leave national soil. He added that each time he goes to the airport, he says that his file is still in the hands of the investigating judge, without any convincing legal explanation or the issuance of an official judicial decision which prevents him from exercising this right.
He stressed that the MUJAB decided to enter a hunger strike to protest against this measure, which is a blatant violation of the right to move sponsored by chapter 24 of the Moroccan Constitution, and the requirements of the international alliance on civil and political rights approved by the Kingdom of Morocco.
He expressed his full solidarity with Al -Moati, consequently, calling on the Moroccan authorities to reach seriously and transparent under the circumstances of this arbitrary and illegal prohibition, and to increase all the restrictions imposed on freedom of movement immediately and without registration or without condition, unless there is a reasonable and reasonable judicial decision issued by an independent judicial authority.
The Moroccan Human Rights Center has concluded its communication by stressing that respect for human rights, in particular civil and political rights, is the basis of the construction of a rule of law and law, stressing that the continuation of these practices undermines confidence in the path of reform and democracy in Morocco.
