The 70-page report, “Human Rights at a Crossroads,” features interviews with the lawyers and family members of Moroccan prisoners who said that their interrogators had subjected them to physical and mental abuse, in some cases amounting to torture, in order to extract confessions or to induce them to sign a statement they had not made.
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ISBN: E1606
ISBN: E1606
Table of Contents
- MOROCCO: Human Rights at a Crossroads
- I. SUMMARY
- II. RECOMMENDATIONS
- III. INTRODUCTION: ADDRESSING PAST ABUSES
- IV. HUMAN RIGHTS AFTER THE CASABLANCA BOMBINGS
- V. CASE STUDIES
- ABOUT THIS REPORT
- APPENDIX I: Human Rights Watch Letter to the Moroccan Ministry of Justice
- APPENDIX II: Response of the Ministry of Justice of the Kingdom of Morocco as provided by the Embassy of Morocco in Washington, DC
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