The Democratic Association of Moroccan Women (ADFM) is calling for justice to be done in the case of the murder of Hanane, a woman who was raped and tortured, in the Mellah neighborhood of Rabat.
It took nerves of steel yesterday, Friday, June 21, 2019, at the "Mohammed V" Airport in Casablanca. Many travelers, mostly Moroccans residing abroad, had to wait, sometimes for several hours, to recover their luggage.
In a video dated March 27 and gone viral, we can see Algerian protesters in France chanting "Maghrib, Dzaïr, khawa, khawa" after being joined by a Moroccan carrying the Moroccan flag.
More than 10,000 medical students organized a march on Thursday, April 18, in Rabat, and threaten a blank year. The two supervising ministries are proposing a dozen measures to try to respond to their demands.
The Fund for Peace (FPP) has just published its 2019 report in which it talks about the fragility of the Maghreb countries, particularly regarding the social situation in Morocco.
Two factions of the same tribe (that of Rguibat) would have violently opposed each other within the Tindouf camps. These would be the Ahl Lahcen Ouhmad and the Oulad Moussa. Apocalyptic images and videos have been taken.
The protest movement of public sector doctors is intensifying, with this time a march planned for April 15, in consultation with the National Confederation of Moroccan Students, which began, on March 19, the boycott of lectures, practical work and medical internships.
The decision of the Casablanca Court of Appeal to maintain the prison sentences against the Hirak activists has prompted many residents of the city of Nador to take to the streets to demonstrate.
After dialogue, the threat. The Minister of National Education has just announced that he has initiated dismissal proceedings against contract teachers who have not returned to their workplace.
On the one hand, we have contract teachers who want to join the civil service and on the other hand the auxiliary forces agents who are sent to the front to enforce government decisions. In between, a photo of two representatives of the two camps embracing. But why did it move the Moroccans?
Heavily criticized following the heavy-handed police intervention during the protests of contract teachers, the Moroccan authorities have just reacted, estimating that they have scrupulously respected the law and that they will face "firmly" all practices that go against security and public order.
It is out of the question for the city of Tangier to build a parking lot in place of a public garden, protesters have just cried out after the announcement by the local authorities of this decision.