Moroccan Group Calls for Mental Health Transport Probe
The Moroccan Association for Mental Health and Psychotherapy addressed the widespread claims regarding the deportation of individuals with mental health disorders to Moroccan cities and leaving them homeless, without adequate care. It called for an independent and transparent investigation to uncover the truth and determine responsibility. The association emphasized that if these practices are confirmed, they conflict with the fundamental rights of those affected and are incompatible with the constitution and international agreements, especially their rights to dignity and healthcare. Additionally, the association urged for a preventive and therapeutic approach based on early intervention and social support, rather than resorting to the deportation or abandonment of patients. It pointed out that neglecting these individuals could threaten their safety and that of society, constituting a violation of their rights and hindering their social integration.
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