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Human Rights Violation At The University Of Law Morocco, Méknes
By: mix-troy
Posted: May 5 10
Witnessed: 1618 veces
Regions: Morocco
Issues: Arbitrary arrest, Corporations and human rights, Corruption, Education, Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief, Human rights defenders, Independence of the judiciary, Police brutality
Tags: armed security, education, morocco, peaceful demonstration, violent force
We Students Of The University Of Law Decided To Boycot The Exam Of The 13 January 2010 - 13 Yes Unlucky Number = Maybe Was The Cause Of Violent Police Acts Without Any reasons .We Were Forced To Pass The Exam, And Our Represantant Were Arrested And After Came The Big News , Those Representants Were Prived From There Right To study, Guess What Two Years. Why Because They Represented The Will Of The Students . And They Were Forced To Not Enter The university ,By 8 Security Guards Which is Surprising Because entering the University is There Right ?? , Those Security Beated Up One Represantant Until He Has Lost His Conciousness , and punched the others , What I Like About The Represantant Is Dealing With It Peacefully - they didn't fight back , But The Security Framed-up A Story In Front Of 20 000 Students which say that the representants beated one of the security while all of them were inside a solidarity walk .And Then They Started To Enter On Warning Huger-Strikes If They Don't Get Back To Study The Only Solution Is An Openned Hunger-strike which They Have Entered on The 5th Mai 2010
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