Morocco: Mothers of Detained GenZ Protestors Demand Their Release
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In total, nearly 5,700 people were arrested during and after the youth demonstrations between September and October 2025, 650 of whom are still in prison. Associations and lawyers denounce "inequitable trials" and "infringements of several fundamental rights".
Young and unhappy. They take to the streets of Morocco again A year ago, Moroccan youth demanded hospitals instead of stadiums, but today their main demand is to release their own participants
Young and unhappyThey take to the streets of Morocco againA year ago, Moroccan youth demanded hospitals instead of stadiums, but today their main demand is to release their own participants. Exactly twelve months have passed since the first action...
Some 30 mothers protested in Rabat to demand the release of their children, including minors, who had been incarcerated for a year after the demonstrations of the GenZ movement 212 Moroccan mothers
Last October, the Public Prosecutor's Office announced that more than 2,400 people, including some 1,400 in detention, were being prosecuted for acts of violence.
The mothers of several GenZ 212 protesters imprisoned for almost a year, gathered in Rabat before Parliament to demand the release of their children.
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