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The human rights lawyer and political activist Abdelaziz Benanni has passed away. He was one of the most prominent figures in the history of human rights in Morocco, having dedicated a long career to activism and the defense of dignity and freedoms. He was a founding member of the Moroccan Organization for Human Rights and participated in the Equity and Reconciliation Commission. He was kidnapped and detained after the events of March 1973 and remained imprisoned until the summer of 1974, despite being innocent, which made him a symbol of resistance against human rights violations in the country. His passing marks a significant moment in Morocco’s transitional justice journey, as he combined experiences of imprisonment with his activism, leaving behind a deep sense of sorrow and great respect within the human rights and political circles.
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