UNHRC: Sahrawis in Tindouf camps at the center of Geneva discussions

«Our voice changes nothing» : Young Moroccans act quietly but with purpose

In a groundbreaking year-long study conducted across Morocco’s 12 regions, the association Les Citoyens gathered the voices of over 1,100 young people. Far from the common clichés of youth disengagement, these young Moroccans expressed a strong desire to contribute to society. Yet, due to limited awareness of available tools, lack of recognition, and institutional barriers, many feel invisible. This sociological study puts forward concrete recommendations to build a more inclusive

Ontario : The National Council of Canadian Muslims appalled by Islamophobic attack

Stadium vandalism in Casablanca : A reflection of broader social issues

A few months before Morocco is set to host major sporting events, public opinion was shaken by images of vandalism at the Mohammed V Complex in Casablanca. Broken seats, destroyed toilets, and viral videos sparked a wave of outrage on social media, bringing a pressing question back to the forefront: How can we explain the chaos in our stadiums? And are we truly ready to host major international events?

The politically incorrect statement of Melilla's vice-president about Morocco