For the success of the "Civil Initiative for the Rif" which aims to be a framework for discussions to find a favorable outcome to the Hirak file, Nasser Zefzafi demands the involvement of activists still in detention, as well as that of their families. The leader of the Hirak made his position known to his father who had gone to visit him.
While he had just left prison after being pardoned by King Mohammed VI, a Hirak activist went back there, of his own free will! In fact, to take the baccalaureate exams.
An activist of the Rif Hirak named Mohamed Mekouh has just left Morocco, heading for Europe, after being arrested twice and once pardoned by King Mohammed VI.
The detainees of the Hirak of the Rif, but also those of Jerada, could soon be pardoned by King Mohammed VI. This is at least the wish of several politicians, including Mustapha Ramid.
While we (also) wrote that El Mortada Iamrachen had benefited from the royal pardon on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr, it turned out that this information was false. And it is a strange affair, given the sources of this information. Namely, among others, lawyers close to the case...
On May 20, a Moroccan was sentenced to one year in prison for, according to the authorities, "posting a video that incites the commission of crimes and insults against security agents". Ahmed Chibi, as he is called, had indeed dared to denounce the situation in the Rif in a live broadcast on Facebook.
The National Human Rights Council (CNDH) recently held a meeting with the association of families of Hirak detainees. This event could signal the beginning of a solution, according to some civil society actors.
A Rif activist has just been sentenced to three years in prison and a fine of a few hundred dirhams (500dh). The cause, a Facebook post where he talks about civil rebellion (for the release of Hirak detainees).
The National Human Rights Council (CNDH) informed on Monday of the decision of the inmates tried in the context of the events in Al Hoceima to suspend the hunger strike observed following the recent visit by its delegation.
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.
Mustapha Ramid sees a favorable turn in the case of Nasser Zefzafi and the other co-detainees of the Hirak. Is he alluding to a pardon from King Mohammed VI?
Photos of people with their mouths closed by adhesive tape are starting to spread on social networks. A way to protest against the harsh sentences against the activists of the Rif Hirak.