Morocco tightens the nuts: repression now reaches the relatives of opponents

Maâti Monjib, 63, professor of history at Mohamed V University in Rabat, went to the Moroccan capital airport on 3 April to fly to Paris where he had been invited to give a lecture at the University of the Sorbonne. He obtained, without problems, the boarding pass and it was thought that he could finally travel abroad.When he arrived at passport control, his illusion faded away. An agent told him: "You can't pass by." "It is forbidden to leave t…