Royal Air Maroc staff to receive human rights training
2008-08-13
In order to better understand "the cultural diversity" of their passengers, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) employees will receive training from Morocco's Consultative Council on Human Rights (CCDH), AFP reported on Tuesday (August 12th). The training initiative follows an incident last February at the French airport of Roissy, when a Royal Air Maroc captain and passengers opposed allowing two illegal immigrants from Mali, escorted by two policemen, to board their plane.
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