Morocco’s youth protests, a wake-up call for more inclusive policies – The North Africa Post

Youth-Led Protests Highlight Vulnerabilities In Morocco’s Economic System

The unrest, the most widespread since the 2011 Arab Spring protests that led King Mohammed VI to devolve some powers to parliament, was also the most violent since the 2016 Rif region protests. The post Youth-Led Protests Highlight Vulnerabilities In Morocco’s Economic System appeared first on StratNews Global.

Moroccan Youth Turn to Social Media to Amplify Anti-Government Protests

Young Moroccans across major cities including Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakesh, and Agadir are increasingly utilizing social media platforms to coordinate and amplify their anti-government demonstrations. The protests center on demands for enhanced public services, particularly in healthcare, education systems, and employment opportunities for the country’s youth population. The integration of social media into protest movements represents a signifi…

Morocco’s youth protests, a wake-up call for more inclusive policies – The North Africa Post

The Moroccan government is facing one of its most serious challenges in recent years, as youth-led protests erupt across the country. Sparked by frustration over unequal access to public services, the demonstrations have escalated into violent clashes in marginalized regions that have long been left behind by the rapid development seen in major urban centers. […]