International human rights federation holds congress in Morocco
Morocco-Morocco, Culture, 1/26/2000

The International human rights federation will hold in Morocco its upcoming congress.

The congress preparations were discussed at a meeting in Rabat on Tuesday between the Prime Minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi, and a visiting delegation from the federation.

The delegation voiced appreciation for the positive evolution scored by Morocco in human rights and said this evolution will impact on the whole region.

The federation that musters 105 human rights leagues from 80 countries seeks to promote the respect of the principles of the universal declaration on human rights and other related international accords.

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