Algeria/Morocco: Deep issues remain despite UN human rights review

By Amnesty International

Severe violations of human rights continue unabated in both Algeria and Morocco, while many laws in each country are far from aligned with international standards, Amnesty International said today, following the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Reviews (UPR) of each country’s human rights obligations at its 52nd session. Amnesty International submitted oral statements as […] The post Algeria/Morocco: Deep issues remain despite UN human rights review appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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