Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (Oxfam) in Morocco warned against the impact of Morocco’s recently imposed vaccine pass, saying it could obstruct fundamental freedoms.
The Moroccan government began requiring the vaccine pass starting October 21 in order to access public spaces and travel, urging people to get vaccinated.
Oxfam stated it follows closely the impact of imposing the vaccine pass, saying the vaccine pass mandate blocks citizens from accessing public spaces.
The organization said citizens have the right to move freely in public spaces, calling for “the proper application of the law and its best applications that make human rights and dignity inalienable under any pretext.”
Morocco followed in the footsteps of many countries around the world, who have already implemented the vaccine pass in an effort to raise vaccination rates and curb the spread of the virus.
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