n the wake of a catastrophic earthquake that has struck Morocco, the International Human Rights Commission Africa (IHRC Africa) extends its heartfelt condolences and support to the people of Morocco. This devastating earthquake, with its epicentre located 72km (45 miles) southwest of Marrakesh, has had a profound impact on the nation.
The earthquake’s epicentre was situated in the Ighil area, a mountainous rural commune known for its small farming villages in Al-Haouz province, near the renowned ski resort of Oukaimeden in the Atlas Mountains.
This region has been severely affected, resulting in substantial damage to homes, infrastructure, and, tragically, the loss of lives and injuries. IHRC Africa expresses its solidarity with Morocco during this challenging time and calls for a united effort to aid the victims and support the affected communities.
IHRC Africa urges governments, humanitarian organizations, and individuals worldwide to step forward and provide assistance to the earthquake victims in Morocco. Each contribution, whether in the form of relief supplies, financial support, or expertise, can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected.
Furthermore, IHRC Africa calls upon the international community to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those in need swiftly and efficiently. It is imperative that relief efforts are coordinated to maximize their impact and alleviate the suffering caused by this natural disaster.
IHRC Africa extends its deepest sympathies to the Moroccan people and is committed to supporting relief and recovery efforts in any way possible. Together, we can assist Morocco in rebuilding and healing from the devastating effects of this earthquake.
About the International Human Rights Commission Africa (IHRC):
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is an independent, inter-governmental organization dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. IHRC Africa works tirelessly to uphold the principles of justice, peace, and equality for all.