Marrakech- The 2nd World Forum on Human Rights kicked off, in Marrakech Thursday, with the participation of more than 6,000 people from hundred countries.
The forum, which will last till November 30th, is a platform to tackle several issues, including the rights of children, women, disabled people and migrants, in addition to other unresolved issues from the Vienna Conference on Human rights and other issues related to the new generation of human rights.
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Morocco's Justice Minister, Mustapha Ramid while delivering the opening speech.[/caption]
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José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, former Spanish Prime Minister is one of the Forum's prominent guests[/caption]
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Grand Chief Derek Nepinak, head of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs[/caption]
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Driss Yazami, President of the National Council of Human Rihgts (CNDH), greeting Miloudi Moukharik, SG of Moroccan Labor Union (UMT)[/caption]
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World Human Rights Forum Brings together hundreds of delegations, representing 90 countries.[/caption]
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Significant presence of women in the World Human Rights Forum[/caption]
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Morocco's Minister of Environment, Charafat Afilal talking to the great singer Marcel Khalifa[/caption]
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Marcel Khaliafa posing with Salah El Ouadi, the head of Damir Movement[/caption]
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Fatou Bensouda, general prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.[/caption]
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World Forum of Human Rights' opening ceremony was attended by great number of participants from over 90 countries.[/caption]
