BlueTouch helps visitors access medical care in Morocco with peace of mind

Lahcen El Hanaoui, director of Agador Tamlelt, has introduced BlueTouch, an initiative in Agadir designed to humanize medical tourism and care-oriented travel. Inspired by a personal family story, BlueTouch provides comprehensive logistical support for travelers with reduced mobility or those undergoing medical recovery. While the company does not perform medical procedures, it manages the entire practical journey: including airport pick-ups, accessible transport, accommodation, and coordination with local clinics. By removing logistical obstacles, BlueTouch allows visitors to recover comfortably while enjoying the therapeutic climate and hospitality of Morocco.

BNM put Balochistan and recent arrests on the table in Geneva

27 March 2026 On Friday, 27 March 2026, from 12:00 to 15:30, in Geneva, during the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, the Baloch National Movement organised the event “Baluchistan: 78 Years of Occupation, Human Rights Abuses and Failure of International Accountability”. During the gathering, the situation in Balochistan, international responsibility for human […]

BNM brings Balochistan to Geneva with international human rights event

With Geneva as its setting, Balochistan as its clear focus, and a panel bringing together names from politics, journalism, human rights work and academia, BNM is presenting an event intended to draw international attention. Above all, it is the link between the Human Rights Council and the situation in Balochistan that makes this gathering relevant. It is a development worth following.

European Parliament puts the protection of minors in the digital sphere at the centre of debate

On March 24, 2026, the European Parliament launched a strategic prevention guide addressing the influence of AI on the social and emotional lives of children. The document emphasizes that preventive measures are far more cost-effective than treating mental health issues later, citing a €600 billion annual economic impact in the EU. Key highlights include age-specific risk assessments—ranging from recommendation algorithms affecting pre-adolescents to the risks of generative AI for older teens. The initiative calls for a multi-stakeholder approach to align digital tools with human expertise and rigorous safety standards (AI Act, GDPR).

European Parliament hosts meeting on mental health and minors

The event in the European Parliament highlights a significant gathering where the protection of minors and digital instruments are analyzed through various professional lenses. It is noteworthy that the program includes both high-level European Commission officials and practical experts such as psychiatrists and cybersecurity specialists. On thenewsagency.net you can follow how these different sectors aim to safeguard the mental health of youth in a digital environment.