Patience of Moroccans runs out, many resort to protests
Crowds marched in the capital against corruption, unlawful arrests and official abuses as well as for the ongoing protests in...
Human rights
Top Moroccan Lawyer Charged in Absentia
A rebellious and outspoken politician, who regularly criticizes the practices and decisions made by state institutions in Rabat and who...
Algeria mob justice could land 70 people death sentence
More than 70 people charged with torturing a man could face the death penalty in Algeria, according to Middle East...
Tunisia’s draconian censorship laws net maverick journalist
There are dark days ahead for press freedom in Tunisia, following laws imposed by its new president designed to crack...
Hague court probes Libya’s war crime supsects
The ICC international court in the Netherlands is about to complicate Libya's process to hold elections further by moving ahead...
