US EditionThe Protest of "Genz 212," Young People in the Square Continues in Morocco
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Rabat, Oct. 2 (askanews) - Continues for the ninth consecutive day in Morocco, the protest launched by a youth collective called GenZ 212. It is a peaceful movement that calls for an improvement of education and health systems. "We went to the streets for people, not only for young people. For all," said Mohamed Gaamaz. The protest began in mid-September, following the death of eight pregnant women hospitalized for cesarean birth in the public h…
Members of a youth group protested again Saturday in several Moroccan cities for the eighth consecutive day to denounce corruption and demand better public health and education services. In Tetouan, in the north of the country, a rally brought together hundreds of demonstrators who chanted "the people want an end to corruption" and "freedom, dignity, and social justice," local press reported. "The people want education and health" chanted dozens…
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