Jamal Benomar to Qadur Al-Youssefi
The article discusses human suffering caused by torture and secret prisons used by authorities in Morocco, particularly Draa El Mhaî Shelif prison, where thousands of opponents were tortured and imprisoned in the 1960s and 1970s. The writer shares his personal experience as a prisoner, maintaining his beliefs despite imprisonment and torture. Over time, he transitioned into a diplomatic career, while former torturers continue to move between security and legal positions without accountability. The article criticizes the ongoing system of repression and authority, which views dissenters as threats, and emphasizes that the cases of serious human rights violations remain unresolved. It affirms that reconciliation is still possible and highlights the difference between a past of torture and the present, which is rooted in the pursuit of truth and justice.
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