Amid a public uproar over a hefty fee levied on a Taza café owner for playing a Fairuz song, the Moroccan Office for Copyright and Related Rights (BMDAV) has defended its actions, dismissing claims of «misinformation» regarding its role in collecting copyright dues. The incident has sparked debate, with consumer advocates urging a more educational approach before enforcing penalties.
Salé authorities began demolishing the iconic but unofficial landmark of the city «Villa Seboua», sparking protests from the owner’s family. Human rights groups supported the demolition, calling it a crucial step to enforce building laws and promote fair urban planning.
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