Morocco: Stop Sealing Houses to Punish Activists

Email Morocco should stop arbitrarily sealing private homes on the grounds that they were used to hold “unauthorized” meetings, Human Rights Watch said in a letter sent yesterday to the interior and justice ministers. Houses belonging to two members of the Islamist movement Adl wa’l Ihsan (Justice and Spirituality), including its new leader, Mohamed Abbadi, have been padlocked for seven years, their owners unable to enter or maintain them. (Rabat) – Morocco should stop arbitrarily sealing private homes on the grounds that they were used to hold “unauthorized” meetings, Human…

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