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Consumer Rights Urges Govt Action on Schengen Visa
The Moroccan Consumer Rights Council has called on the government to intervene in addressing irregularities and abusive practices in the European Schengen visa application procedures. The council highlighted that the application process involves procedural violations, including requiring applicants to pay exclusive cash amounts and rejecting electronic payment methods, raising concerns about the fate of those funds if applications are rejected. It also criticized the adoption of unfair technical requirements and mechanisms, such as mandating applicants to sign pre-acknowledgment statements admitting their documents are incomplete and notifying them in advance of the reasons for rejection. Human rights activists see this as an accumulation of procedures that threaten applicants' rights. These demands are part of the council's ongoing efforts to protect citizens' interests and emphasize the need for official intervention to ensure transparency and fairness in visa procedures.
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