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Morocco Provides Human Rights Training to a Palestinian Delegation

Morocco’s CNDH organizes a week-long training for a PLO delegation, covering human rights advocacy, international law, and strategies to support Palestinian rights, reinforcing Morocco’s commitment to global solidarity.

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Morocco is hosting a delegation from the Palestine Liberation Organization for a week-long training program on human rights advocacy and international law.

The National Human Rights Council (CNDH) organized this program, which includes sessions on documentation, humanitarian law, and strategies to support the Palestinian cause.

The CNDH president highlighted the need to address the violations faced by Palestinians. The delegation thanked Morocco for its support and acknowledged the CNDH’s involvement in international forums, showing Morocco’s commitment to solidarity and cooperation with Palestinian institutions.

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