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Morocco moves to abolish death penalty

Summary by The New Arab
For the first time, Morocco will vote to abolish the death penalty, marking a pivotal moment for human rights in the North African Kingdom and, according to activists, the start of a broader fight for freedom. On 9 December, Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi informed the Moroccan Parliament of the country's decision to support the United Nations' 10th resolution on a moratorium on the death penalty, scheduled for the UN General Assembly on 15 D…
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