
Rare Water Allergy Disrupts Moroccan Student's Life in France
In Toulouse, a Moroccan third-year psychology student is unable to attend classes in person or find a job to survive. And for good reason, she is afflicted with a rare disease.

In Toulouse, a Moroccan third-year psychology student is unable to attend classes in person or find a job to survive. And for good reason, she is afflicted with a rare disease.

Faced with an unprecedented outcry, the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) has decided to cancel the conference of the Israeli academic Michael Bronstein. This decision comes after several days of student demonstrations.

A Moroccan student was refused in the second year of high school at the Léon l’Africain establishment, a school affiliated with the French mission in Rabat. The reason given? Wearing the veil.

In Belgium, radical behaviors of students related to religious facts worry teachers, writers, academics and researchers.

A deputy from the Party of Justice and Development (PJD - Islamist), denounced the obligation for students at the Ibn Abbad college, located in Salé, to wear a uniform with "jeans" pants as an abuse and a serious violation of the right to wear the hijab.

In Morocco, a group of teachers, students and pupils opposes the teaching of scientific subjects in French in public schools, denouncing a violation of the Constitution and the texts governing the education sector.

The Party of Justice and Development (PJD) has called for the withdrawal of school textbooks whose covers are in the colors of the LGBT flag.

In Morocco, a real estate agent finds himself at the center of a controversy after posting an ad to sell a private school, including the students.

In Morocco, consumer protection associations have launched an appeal to the competent authorities to strengthen controls on the quality of school supplies at this time of school resumption. The objective is to preserve the health of students.

The heavy rains expected this weekend have forced the competent authorities in the provinces of southeastern Morocco to suspend classes as a precautionary measure.

Retirees from the education sector are denouncing the freezing of pensions and are ready to make their anger heard. Their national office is calling for a protest march in Rabat.

In Meknes, cases of fraud related to Omra or Hajj pilgrimage visas are multiplying. Suspected of being involved in visa scams for pilgrimage to Mecca, a teacher from the École Normale Supérieure was arrested and then placed in custody.