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Faut-il boycotter le referendum ? | CAPDEMA | Discussions Constitutionnelles
Maroc : le Mouvement du 20 février appelle à manifester contre le projet de réforme constitutionnelle
Le Mouvement de jeunes du 20 février, qui revendique des changements politiques profonds au Maroc , a appelé à manifester dimanche 19 juin pour protester contre le projet de réforme constitutionnelle annoncé vendredi par le roi Mohammed VI. Cette mobilisation vise à obtenir "une constitution véritablement démocratique et une monarchie parlementaire" , a expliqué à l'AFP Najib Chaouki, l'un des membres de la section de Rabat du Mouvement.Maroc: "Il n'est plus possible de faire marche arrière"
Des manifestations, Zineb El Rhazoui, militante franco-marocaine des droits de l'homme en a vécues.Mohammed VI jugé sévèrement dans la prestigieuse revue (Foreign Affairs)
Détails Publié le jeudi 28 février 2013 01:09Monarchy loyalists attack democracy activists in Rabat - MOROCCO
AP – Pro-government demonstrators in Morocco on Sunday attacked democracy activists protesting constitutional reforms recently unveiled by the king.Morocco Notebook
Skip to main content Add new comment Report Home Notebooks Home Methodology Findings Press Room Downloads"What if we offered a prayer for the soul of bin Laden?" The question was tossed into the meeting of the February 20 Movement like a hand grenade.
Morocco's Revolutionaries: The Crazy Kids Have Grown Up
Thousands poured into the streets of Rabat on Sunday June 5 to condemn the death of a protester and to demand an end to the country-wide government crackdown on peaceful demonstrations.
Morocco's uprisings and all the king's men - Features
Morocco’s Constitutional Face Lift
On Friday June 17, after four months of street protests, Morocco's King Mohammed VI gave a speech outlining a constitutional amendment which would complete "the construction of a state based on the rule of law and on democratic institutions."Play it Again, King Mohammed
In a region where trust is parcelled out with exquisite care, usually only among family and friends, I’m getting used to ‘jokes’ that I’m a British spy. To establish some trust quickly with only limited French and barely any Arabic, I’m deploying an unusual weapon: Monty Python clips on my iPhone. There are enough clips from The Life of Brian sub-titled in French on YouTube to connect these 1960s British cultural revolutionaries to the 21st century ones in North Africa. In a world where there are suddenly dozens of post-revolutionary parties in the mix, the People’s Front of Judea splitters is popular with all, while activists relish this example of revolutionary planning .Police violence reaching new levels in Morocco with Sunday beatings
A police officer kicks a demonstrator during a protest in Rabat, Morocco, last week. Protesters say police on motorcycles struck out with truncheons Government spokesman says demonstrators were provocative EU calls for restraint from government Protesters want more freedom, jobs, better conditionsCe texte présente des avancées sur certains points par rapport à notre actuelle Constitution.

