Moroccan journalists from the daily Al Ahdath Al Maghribia were victims of sexual harassment and obscene remarks, after the publication of their photos and personal phone numbers on the social network Facebook.
The page of the Jamaa d’Al Adl Wa Ihssane (JAOI) organization has been removed from Facebook. This situation follows the publication by the organization of a statement in the name of the Moroccan body for the defense of the affairs of the Ummah, to protest against censorship by the social network.
The Salafist imam, Mohamed Fizazi, who had called Nasser Zefzafi and the six other detainees of the Hirak of the Rif "bastards" because of their willingness to renounce Moroccan nationality, has incurred the wrath of Omar Iharchan, member of the National Secretariat of the Political Circle of Al Adl Wal Ihssane (AWI).
Contrary to what the social media giants display, Muslims would be subjected to forced indoctrination, torture and even death in China’s detention camps.
The third ship of the Moroccan company Africa Morocco link (AML) will arrive in the coming days. Its name: ’’Morocco sun’’.
A strange fact plunges a Moroccan into a complicated situation. Rachid Zouini, a social security recipient in Nantes, declared dead, is nevertheless very much alive.
The residence permit of a 31-year-old Moroccan man was not renewed in France. The reason: "his anti-Western, conspiracy-oriented and directed against French society discourse".
Soufiane El Bahri clarified that, contrary to what some people and some media have claimed, he continues to manage the King Mohammed VI’s Pages on the social network Facebook.
Members of a gang, of Moroccan origin, would have posted on Facebook a live where they reveal the firearms in their possession, probably to intimidate rival gangs. This is happening in Melilla.
The social network Facebook has sold the data of its users, including Moroccans, to several Moroccan and international companies. This number is estimated at around 16 million.
With its 16 million users in Morocco, Facebook is making record profits in the country. The Moroccan authorities intend to claim their share of the cake.
The internet giants will also have to pay up in Morocco , where a tax on profits made in the kingdom by the GAFA (Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon) is planned to be applied.