Month: November 2011

Africa Review View of the Chamber of deputies in Rabat. Demands of secularism in the country have been ignored for years. Photo | FILE | By ABDERRAHIM EL OUALI Posted Wednesday, November 23 2011 at 09:38 When he decided to...

The Copts and the Arab Spring New York Times Like the peace that Sadat wrought with Israel, the Coptic community is holding fast, but it’s feeling threatened by the Arab Spring. Copts joined with Muslims in Tahrir Square...

Leading Moroccan Activist Offers Insight on His Country’s Historic Elections, Why Morocco is America’s Most Important Ally in the Region and the Prospects for Democratic Reform in the Middle East, Dr. Ahmed Herzenni,...

Human Rights Watch Police Question Over 100 in Advance of Parliamentary Vote (Rabat) – Moroccan authorities should stop harassing people campaigning to boycott the November 25, 2011 parliamentary elections, Human Rights Watch...

A rally of the the Moroccan Arab Spring movement in Casablanca, Morocco, Sunday, November 20, 2011. Photo by: AP Marie-Yvonne “Maguy” Kakon, 57, is the only Jew among more than 7,000 candidates, but her campaign...