Protesters in Tunis called their country an “open air prison” due to Kais Saied’s “authoritarian regime” which sent scores to jails on made-up charges to silence dissent. As the democratic achievements of the Jasmine revolution become a thing of the past, Kais Saied strengthened his grip on state institutions and has been using the judiciary […]
Morocco and south Korea are heading towards the establishment of a legal framework on trade and investment, with the aim to conclude an Enhanced Partnership Agreement (EPA). This was stated in a joint communiqué that was signed in Seoul by the Korean Minister of Trade Inkyo Cheong and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, who participated […]
Moroccan authorities have asked again Amnesty International (AI) to provide evidence and arguments on its arbitrary accusations of Morocco’s possession and misuse of Pegasus software against civil society activists, ”in accordance with the requirements of objectivity and professionalism dictated by the long tradition of human rights, as a guarantee of credibility”. In a statement issued […]
