Twitter’s laxity in the face of racist content on its platform is the basis of its legal action in France since May 11. Four associations fighting discrimination believe the social network is failing in its content moderation duties.
The terrorist organization Daesh is preparing attacks in the very near future. At least, this is what a study by the European Center for Terrorism Studies has revealed.
Given the risks associated with deconfinement, the National Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations (FNAPEM) opposes the return of their children to schools.
Belgian Justice Minister Koen Geens announced on Wednesday, May 6, 2020, the release of sixty convicts for terrorism and radicalized detainees this year and next year. A recent study indicates that the risk of recidivism is low.
The Moroccan experience in the fight against coronavirus is the subject of two studies conducted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). A first study compares all the MENA countries, including the kingdom, and the second is entirely devoted to the measures taken by Morocco in the face of covid-19.
The Directorate General of Local Authorities (DGCL) has decided to extend the Watiqa.ma platform to all the communes of the kingdom.
The Moulay Ismail University (UMI) of Meknes has been distinguished by its indexed production, in particular the number of citations in scientific articles.
Families whose children are enrolled in French schools in Morocco are determined to pay only half of the third quarter tuition fees. A petition has been launched to force the management to give in.
Tourism revenues, remittances from Moroccans living abroad (MRE) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) could experience a sharp decline this year. This is indicated by a study by CDG capital management on the impact of Covid-19 on the Moroccan economy.
The health crisis is hitting the real estate market hard. This is what the study by the real estate transaction website Mubawab indicates.
A survey conducted by the Moroccan Confederation of VSEs-SMEs revealed that the two sectors most affected by the pandemic are business services and trade. They top the ranking with 21.9% and 20.6% respectively of a representative sample of 1,080 companies.
In a note devoted to Morocco, the rating and financial evaluation agency believes that the country is making efforts to face internal and external shocks. For it, even if the current crisis is fraught with many repercussions, the Moroccan economy will be able to count on certain sectors to provide it with a breath of fresh air.