Threatened with bans in the United States and Europe, TikTok is increasingly criticized around the world. In Morocco, voices continue to call for the banning of the Chinese application. But rather than banning it, experts call for regulating its use.
The authorities in Tangier have recently carried out a large-scale operation against the shisha cafes illegally installed on the city’s corniche. In total, nearly 500 hookahs and large quantities of smuggled shisha and alcohol were seized, and several managers and employees of these establishments were arrested.
Many Moroccans continue to call for the banning of TikTok, denouncing the publication by young people of violent or sexual content on this application which, according to them, undermines the values of the kingdom.
Several Moroccan deputies call for the ban of TikTok in Morocco. They are concerned about the quality of content published on this Chinese social network, which, according to them, poses a danger to youth.
Young people’s access to housing is a recurring problem in Morocco, Spain and most Mediterranean countries. This is revealed by a study published by the Esade Center for Economic Policy and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation.
Six years after the Hirak demonstrations in the Rif, thousands of young people from the region have emigrated clandestinely by boat to the southern coasts of Spain. This year, more than 5,000 young people have already reached the Spanish coasts.
A young Moroccan was arrested on Saturday in Seraing, Belgium, after trying to stab his father with a knife.
A new drug called "Lbouffa" or "cocaine of the poor" is silently destroying young Moroccans. Concerned by its rapid spread, parents and civil society actors are sounding the alarm on the harmful effects of this drug on the physical and mental health of consumers.
Pufa, the "poor man’s cocaine" has gradually settled in all regions of Morocco, threatening the health and safety of young people. The issue has reached Parliament.
Dahamouh, El Yayaoui and Zhor, three young migrants of Moroccan origin, recount their journey, from their arrival in Spain to their integration, including the difficulties encountered.
A new drug called "Lpoufa" or "poor man’s cocaine" has been wreaking havoc for a few days, destroying the lives of several young people in Casablanca.
Karkoubi , called the "drug of the poor" due to its low cost of preparation and sale, is increasingly consumed in Spain, especially by young people in whom it causes "psychopathic" behaviors that can lead to suicide.