By Oren Dorell (USA Today) – Morocco’s overwhelming approval of a new constitution granting new rights to women and minorities was met with scorn by some…
By Souhail Karam RABAT (Reuters) – Morocco’s main independent human rights group demanded a judicial investigation into what it said were serious violations that affected the…
On July 11, the German Marshall Fund’s Washington DC office hosted a conversation on political reform in Morocco in Washington DC, which focused primarily on the…
Morocco’s primary human rights group has called for a judicial investigation into what it says were serious abuses in the July 1 Constitutional Referendum. The Moroccan…
Rabat- The constitutional revisions approved in the July 1, 2011 referendum can significantly advance Moroccans’ rights, but only if authorities use these new constitutional principles to…
BBC News – Paris-based Reporters Without Borders notes that “religion, the king and the monarchy in general, the country and territorial integrity cannot be questioned.” The…
Rabat, Morocco – It isn’t news anymore when an Arab ruler facing mass protests pledges sweeping reforms. But Morocco’s July 1 constitutional referendum may be the…
Writing as a foreign observer of the July 1 Referendum, Tom Stevenson of the Huffington Post says the impact of the Moroccan reforms are much harder…