Diaspo #435: Rachid Bozarhoun, when rap becomes literature

From rap lyrics to the pages of a novel, Rachid Bozarhoun, the "French Moroccan," has transitioned from music to literature to amplify the voices of marginalized youth and explore societal tensions. His debut novel, "S-Land," marks a new chapter in his journey, drawing from his roots and experiences to challenge narratives and illuminate the unspoken.

Moroccan rapper Pause Flow released from prison after suspended sentence

FIFM 2025 : Three questions with Jodie Foster [Interview]

Honored at the Marrakech International Film Festival (FIFM 2025) for her forty-year career, American actress and director Jodie Foster reflects on the major challenges, past and future, facing cinema, as well as the questions that have shaped her journey in front of and behind the camera. Interview.

Support committee for Ibtissame Lachgar paises alarm over activist’s health in prison

Prince Moulay Hicham announces legal Action against Reda Taoujni

In Morocco, CNDH calls self-regulation the «most appropriate» approach for the press

The National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has issued its memorandum on Bill 26.25, which deals with the reorganization of the National Press Council (CNP). In its opinion, the Council underscores the importance of safeguarding the independence of the bodies that oversee the sector, along with the protection of freedom of opinion and expression. On this point, it identifies self-regulation as the «most appropriate» tool.

Casablanca court sentences activist Saida El Alami to three years in prison

Freedom of expression in Morocco : Observations from the United States

Moroccan blogger Saida El Alami arrested again after royal pardon

Mustapha El Basri captures the invisible in upcoming Rabat exhibition