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Touch of Arab Spring Comes to Morocco

Public opposition to political procrastination has been swift with police seen clashing with the youth in the Northeastern town of Taza.
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Activists in Cairo protest against police brutality (file photo).

  • Morocco:   Touch of Arab Spring Comes Late

    IPS, 10 February 2012

    Deadly clashes between police and youth in the Northeastern town of Taza last week suggest that, far from bringing change and stability, Morocco's new government is simply… Read more »

  • Morocco:   Repression Undercuts Reform Pledges

    HRW, 22 January 2012

    Morocco's new government should overhaul repressive domestic laws, curb police violence, and enhance judicial independence if it is to realize the human rights promises contained… Read more »

  • North Africa:   A Touch of Spring for Homosexual Laws

    IPS, 11 January 2012

    With a yearning for human rights playing a vital role in the Arab revolts; putting an end to discriminatory LGBT laws may determine how the future democratic process unfolds. Read more »

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