CLEAN : Morroco: Much human rights work remains to be done (UN)

The transcript discusses the importance of fostering a culture of respect for human rights in Morocco, highlighting the challenges posed by traditional practices and the need to adhere to international standards and the country's own constitution. It also addresses concerns about freedom of expression, noting that journalists and bloggers face fines and imprisonment for discussing sensitive topics.

What is emphasized as necessary for state institutions in Morocco regarding human rights?

• Increasing economic growth

• Expanding military power

• Fostering a culture of respect

• Adopting new technologies

What cannot justify violations of human rights according to the first section?

• Political instability

• Economic challenges

• Old habits and harmful practices

• Cultural diversity

What should not override Morocco's constitution and goals?

• International trade agreements

• Old habits and harmful practices

• Technological advancements

• Cultural festivals

What is a concern regarding freedom of expression in Morocco?

• Targeting of journalists and bloggers

• High cost of living

• Limited educational resources

• Lack of internet access

What actions are journalists and bloggers in Morocco reportedly facing?

• Access to better equipment

• More vacation days

• Increased salaries

• Withdrawal of registrations