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Al-Ramíd advocates for Human Rights Ministerial Role
Former Minister of Justice Mustafa Ramid calls for revitalizing the human rights sector within the upcoming government by assigning it to a minister with strong political stature to ensure that issues of freedoms and rights are included in government discussions. He affirms that Morocco still ranks among hybrid regimes in terms of democracy and emphasizes the need to strengthen democracy and human rights by supporting national institutions such as the National Human Rights Council and improving the effectiveness of the Delegation Ministerial for Human Rights. He also believes that having a dedicated minister for human rights serves as a guarantee for effective representation of these issues within the Council of Government. He warns that the absence of this position could lead to the marginalization of rights and freedoms in government policies. The critique also targets the previous government's decision to abolish the position, asserting that the presence of an independent political leader enhances human rights issues and influences public policies effectively—especially in a context that requires balancing the protection of public order with the safeguarding of human rights.
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