Faced with the silence of the Moroccan government, the Association of Small Producers (UPA) of Andalusia plans to demonstrate on June 11 in front of the Moroccan consulate to demand the return of the 12,621 seasonal workers.
The mobilization in favor of the release of journalist Soulaimane Raissouni is still as strong. A solidarity sit-in was organized on Thursday, in front of the Oukacha prison in Casablanca to alert on the critical health of the former editor-in-chief of the daily Akhbar Al Yaoum.
The local authorities of the Wilaya of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region have announced the ban on any gathering or assembly on public roads. This clarification follows calls published on social networks inviting the population to a protest march next Sunday in Rabat.
Palestine has been going through dark times for the past few days with the escalation of violence. There are even injured and dead among the children. A family man based in Morocco is pleading for his three children who remain in Palestine and is asking the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Palestinian Embassy to bring them to Morocco.
About 200 people gathered on Sunday from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm at the Mont des Arts in Brussels to denounce police violence against young people. The initiative comes from the "madrés de Saint-Gilles" collective, which used the opportunity of Mother’s Day to call on the police to put an end to the violence they inflict on young people.
The residents of Fnideq have once again demonstrated in the streets of the city, but this time violently and in blood. They accuse the government of not having honored its promise, made last February, to employ thousands of people in the commune.
The Moroccan police dispersed on Friday in Rabat, a demonstration of young people demanding the release of journalists Omar Radi and Soulaiman Raïssouni, both in pre-trial detention and on hunger strike since last week.
Dozens of young people demonstrated this week in M’diq to demand the opening of mosques in order to perform the Tarawih prayers during the month of Ramadan. They were dispersed by the security forces who, after investigation, arrested the leaders of this demonstration who would be members of extremist movements.
A Spanish car seat manufacturing company in Tangier has laid off 400 employees who have decided to organize an unlimited sit-in to protest against this mass layoff. They dispute the economic reason put forward by the company, which has just opened a subsidiary in Kenitra.
A Moroccan teacher risks a lot for "contempt" after accusing members of the security forces of sexually assaulting her in March during a protest by "contract" teachers demanding their integration into the civil service. Nezha Majdi, in her twenties, was arrested with other protesters on Tuesday as she was participating in a march of a few hundred people.
The authorities of the Wilaya of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region have once again recalled that the ban on any gathering or assembly on public roads remains in force, to remain in line with the provisions of the state of health emergency. This reminder is a warning sent to the teachers who plan to organize a march next Tuesday.
The farmers in the province of Figuig affected by Algeria’s decision to prohibit them from exploiting their lands are still angry. This week, they demonstrated again to express their discontent and called on the Moroccan authorities to urgently resolve the problem.