In this regard, Mayara recalled the unwavering support of Morocco and Moroccans to the Palestinian cause, noting that His Majesty King Mohammed VI places this cause on the same level as the issue of Moroccan Sahara and territorial integrity."I need not...
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Speaking at the plenary session of the 1st International Migration Review Forum (IMRF), Hilale stressed that the action of Morocco "is neither circumstantial nor opportunistic. It rather embodies a natural symbiosis between principles and projections."...
PARIS, Western leaders rushed to congratulate France’s President Emmanuel Macron on his re-election and defeat of far-right leader Marine Le Pen in elections Sunday.UNITED STATES: President Joe Biden congratulated French President Emmanuel Macron on h...
Washington, As federal officials finalize a long-awaited plan to ban menthol cigarettes, dozens of interest groups have met with White House staffers to try to influence the process, which has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives while ...
As the world marks Earth Day, activists in Africa are calling for wealthier countries to take responsibility for climate change and do more to help developing countries cope with the repercussions.In Africa, the climate crisis is threatening the liveli...
KINSHASA, April 21 (NNN-AGENCIES) — in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.The victims, except for two military personnel, were almost all civilians.An official in South Kivu province said a drunk soldier on a boat on Lake Tanganyika killed ei...
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It seems that Moroccan authorities’ policy can be summed up in the Moroccan proverb “speak, and you’ll bleed from the nose,” said Human Rights Watch (HRW) in its latest report on freedom of speech in the Moroccan kingdom. On Tuesday, the New York-based human rights watchdog called on the Moroccan government to drop the charges against Rabie Al-Ablaq, a Moroccan activist and a key figure in the Hirak Rif protests that erupted in the north of Morocco in 2016. Charges against Al-Ablaq are based on two videos the activist posted last year on Facebook and YouTube, in which he addressed the Moroccan…
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A Moroccan opposition party has introduced a bill to the Moroccan parliament seeking amnesty for the prisoners related to the Hirak Rif movement, eight of whom remain behind bars since protests over social injustices in North Morocco erupted in 2016. Nabila Mounib, the head of the United Socialist Party, proposed the draft law on Monday that aims to end the protesters’ long sentences, including the uprising’s leader Nasser Zefzafi, who was sentenced in 2017 to twenty years in jail. “The presence of the best youth of the region behind bars and the issuance of harsh sentences against them simply…