The Moroccan Association for Human Rights supports human and body

"We have never asked a wounded person about any languages ​​or religion, for the hearts of mercy were created to save a poor body."

This work honors the owners of the "white uniform" who face the spread of the new epidemic of "Corona" virus, saying: "We are with you," in a song by the Palestinian "Ensemble and Prison" band, supported by the Moroccan Association for Human Rights and the German "Rosa Luxemburg" Foundation.

Aziz Ghali, President of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights, said that the association's support for this work comes within the framework of its return to art in relation to human rights, "considering that art is an essential component that we need to return attention to."

Ghali added that this song is part of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights to support medical staff, which included medical benefits, and visits where flowers and sweets were given to a group of hospitals on the occasion of World Health Day.

It was agreed, according to the president of the association, that this song that supports the medical staff will produce Palestinians, given the symbolism of the Palestinian cause, the symbolism of the Palestinian song in the Arab street as a whole, on the basis of directing it to the Arab public as a whole, and medical professionals who are part of it.

The President of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights continued, explaining that this work had seen the light because "the Corona pandemic needs everyone", and that the region can not remain an exception while the international songs that celebrate the medical groups continue.

Ghali also saw that this song opens the door for "a group of serious lyric frames", and completes an earlier project of the association, Art and Human Rights, so that "its work is not limited to data."

The human rights actor mentioned that this work comes within the framework of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights' friendship with the Palestinians and with a set of frameworks.

In this context, he talked about "the lack of a significant relationship between the association and the artists in Morocco," before he added, stressing: "In this gesture, the association defends all serious work, and we are ready to support it if it meets human rights standards."

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