Prostitution, particularly virtual, is no longer the preserve of sex workers. Combining discretion and ease of access, the phenomenon is taking on alarming proportions among young Moroccan women.
The publication of a photo of an overcrowded classroom without taking into account the distancing measures on the first day of the school year in Morocco has set the web on fire. The Minister of National Education, Saaïd Amzazi who reacted to this publication decided to open an investigation to identify the person who photographed the students.
Prince Moulay Hicham and the Islamist sheikh Hassan El Kettani made offensive remarks towards the Lebanese after the two macabre explosions in Beirut. The Lebanese press and Internet users are crying out in outrage.
Dounia Batma reacted on Facebook after her conviction to eight months in prison in the Hamza mon bb case.
Moroccan Facebookers have called for normalization with Israel following an opinion poll launched by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs on its "Israel Speaks Arabic" page.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has provided a formal denial of the allegations concerning a video posted by foreign Facebook pages, which would have been filmed in Morocco. This video shows the criminal immolation of a person accused of acts of witchcraft.
Some Moroccan Internet users are relaying a campaign calling for a ban on men wearing shorts in public, with the slogan "Dress at home as you want, but in public spaces, respect others".
A passive complicity attitude towards all racist acts, this is what Noam Anouar thinks of the police administration. According to the delegate of the police union "Vigi", there is a second group of law enforcement on Facebook with racist, anti-Semitic, sexist and homophobic remarks.
A few days before the end of confinement, ready-to-wear stores regret being forgotten by the local authorities. They are eagerly awaiting the green light from the Moroccan authorities to resume their activities.
Three web influencers focused on science use their YouTube channels to popularize scientific subjects and history. They are now threatened with death by a public Facebook page called "The Center of Innocence".
On Facebook, the story of an 11-year-old girl who fell into a coma after being admitted to the Sète hospital for gastroenteritis on Monday, May 25, is moving the web. Her older sister recounts how a nursing assistant allegedly administered a product to her by mistake.
The court of first instance in Khémisset has sentenced a lawyer for racist remarks, insulting Islam and insulting government officials. Dissatisfied with the sentence, the public prosecutor has appealed.