[justify]"Dignité pour tous !" fut la revendication maîtresse du Mouvement du 20 février [mouvement de contestation lancé le 20 février 2011]. Elle signifiait, et signifie encore, égalité de traitement pour les puissants comme pour les plus faibles. A bientôt trois ans du fameux soulèvemen[/HTML]

[justify]When it comes to writing, I am rather a slow trickling bleeder, NOT a gusher by any stretch of imagination. However, the events unfolding in the MENA region have fueled my appetite for writing and stoked my flaming fervor to weigh in on the always predictable reaction to those who dare to m[/HTML]

[justify]Miriyam Aouragh reports from Morocco, where she is currently on fieldwork. She researches the role of new media in the (counter) revolutionary movements in Syria and Morocco.

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[left]Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane of Morocco told Parliament this week that women would be better off at home than in the
workplace, setting off alarm in a country that has seen slow but steady gains in women’s[/HTML]

[left]I'm going to keep talking even though it may seem like I'm not going to change anything. – L7a9ed, “Walou.
Rapper and activist Mouad Belghouat, popularly known as L7a9ed or El-Haqed (the Indignant) has been detained in Morocco since May 18 2014, o[/HTML]