Moroccan Human Rights Minister Undergoes Liver Surgery, Expected to Recover
The Minister of State in charge of Human Rights, Mustapha Ramid, would be in a convalescence period, after undergoing major surgery. At the age of 62, the member of the Party of Justice and Development underwent a partial liver resection.
According to the website Achkayen, the PJD member, who suffers from liver problems, would have been admitted to a hospital in the capital, following the severe deterioration of his health condition. A situation that had required emergency medical care.
For now, notes the same source, the news is reassuring. The operation went very well, and the Minister of State, who was able to return to his home to continue his convalescence, will have to resume his activities very soon.
Long criticized on the web for failing to declare their employees to the CNSS, Mustapha Ramid and Mohamed Amekraz, Minister of Employment, had faced a barrage of criticism on social networks and within their party. "The one who does not respect social justice, in its component related to the rights of workers, has no right to demand that others apply it," had deplored a party leader based in Germany.
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