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Violence, Vulnerability and Migration: Trapped at the Gates of Europe

MSF, 2013

The exact proportions of sexual violence are impossible to measure, yet MSF’s medical data reveals that it is a problem of alarming proportions. Information provided by our patients reveals the high risk of sexual violence throughout the migration process, with survivors experiencing rape and other forms of sexual violence by numerous different perpetrators in their countries of origin, in route and in Morocco itself.

http://tbinternet.ohchr.org/Treaties/CMW/Shared%20Documents/MAR/INT_CMW_NGO_MAR_14800_E.pdf

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TRIAL International

TRIAL International is a non-governmental organization fighting impunity for international crimes and supporting victims in their quest for justice. TRIAL International takes an innovative approach to the law, paving the way to justice for survivors of unspeakable sufferings. The organization provides legal assistance, litigates cases, develops local capacity and pushes the human rights agenda forward.

https://trialinternational.org/who-we-are/

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The right to reparation for survivors – Recommendations for reparation for survivors of the 1994 genocide against Tutsi

IBUKA, 2012

IBUKA and its 15 member organisations, the Survivors Fund (SURF) and REDRESS (the Organisations) submit this discussion paper to the Government of Rwanda to help progress discussions on reparation for survivors of the genocide with survivors, survivor organisations and other stakeholders. The Organisations propose a range of options that could be explored further with a view to ensuring that survivors ultimately secure reparation, in particular in the form of rehabilitation, restitution and compensation.

https://redress.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Oct-12-Right-to-Reparation-for-Survivors.pdf

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State Violence in Morocco

OMCT, 2004

While noting that the Moroccan government has followed through on its commitment to present its third periodic report on implementation of the Convention Against Torture, the Moroccan Prison Observatory, the Moroccan Association for Women Rights and the Bayti Association – backed by the World Organization Against Torture (OMCT) – express their regret at having been unable to obtain a copy of the Moroccan government’s  report from the Moroccan authorities for the purpose of making comments.

http://www.omct.org/files/2004/04/2436/stateviolence_morocco_04_eng.pdf

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Safeguarding children in detention: independent monitoring mechanisms for children in detention in mena.

Penal Reform International, 2011

Children are particularly at risk of harm and ill-treatment resulting from deprivation of liberty, a situation which is clearly recognized in international standards. This Handbook sets out the relevant provisions of the human rights standards that apply to monitoring places of detention for children, and provides guidance on implementing these in practice. PRI has a long experience in assisting states to implement international standards in the field of penal reform and juvenile justice and is well-placed to provide this expert guidance.

http://www.penalreform.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Safeguarding-Children.pdf

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