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1 week ago

This generation is defiant': Gen Z protests set to resume in Morocco despite deaths and arrests

A 24-year-old recently graduated filmmaker, Abdessamade Oubalat, was reportedly killed by security forces during Gen Z protests in Morocco, prompting arrests and calls for reform.
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fromwww.aljazeera.com
2 weeks ago

Youth-led protests in Morocco push for reforms ahead of king's speech

Young Moroccans demand King Mohammed VI remove the prime minister and enact anti-corruption reforms after protests over neglected public services and deadly hospital failures.
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2 weeks ago
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Anonymous, digital, democratic: Morocco's Gen Z protests DW 10/07/2025

Morocco's youth-led GenZ 212 movement demands government resignation, reforms to education, health and judiciary, and continues protests despite a temporary pause.
fromwww.aljazeera.com
3 weeks ago
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Gen Z protesters rally across Morocco demanding health, education reforms

Mass protests across at least 11 Moroccan cities demand better public services, employment, education, health reforms, and an end to corruption, with nearly 200 arrests.
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fromwww.dw.com
3 weeks ago

Morocco: Gen Z protests turn violent, two killed DW 10/02/2025

Anti-government protests in Morocco over poor public services turned deadly when security forces opened fire on people attempting to storm a police station, killing two.
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

Violence breaks out in Morocco as anti-government protests rage for fourth day

After dozens of peaceful protesters were arrested over the weekend, violence broke out in several cities, especially in areas where jobs are scarce and social services lacking. The right to health, education and a dignified life is not an empty slogan but a serious demand, the organisers of the Gen Z 212 protest movement wrote in a statement published on Discord. They cited King Mohammed VI, implored protesters to remain peaceful and criticised repressive security approaches.
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