Young Moroccans protest maternal deaths

Generation Z led weeks of largely peaceful protests across Morocco, centered on Agadir’s Hassan-II hospital after eight women died following cesareans, demanding better health, education and anti‑corruption reforms.

Le Monde

In Morocco, Agadir Hospital, symbol of the failure of public health services denounced by Generation Z

The Hassan II hospital sits at the heart of protests following the August deaths of eight women after cesarean deliveries, highlighting the failings of a two-tier Moroccan health sector.

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El Pais

An unexpected outburst of anger in Morocco: what lies behind Generation Z's protests

Education, healthcare, and opposition to systemic corruption are driving the movement; supporters defend its peaceful character as weeks of protests fill the streets and distance themselves from the actions of more radical elements.

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NRC

Political leaders would do well to listen to protesting Gen Zers

The large Gen Z cohort stays connected with each other and with the world via social media. Through their phones they are fully aware of the benefits their peers in wealthier nations enjoy, who are, incidentally, less inclined to take action

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Dagens Næringsliv

Global youth uprising against corruption, misrule and inequality is spreading

A new global youth uprising led by Gen Z has already toppled several leaders and is spreading digitally to more and more countries.

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Commentary - Youth protests in the kingdom: Morocco needs reforms. Otherwise social division will deepen

Commentary - Youth protests in the kingdom: Morocco needs reforms. Otherwise social division will deepen.

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Le Figaro

From Nepal to Morocco via Madagascar: how Generation Z sparked an unprecedented global revolt

Analysis - Between social anger and digital mobilization, the protests of this generation, long seen as passive and disengaged, redefine dissent with an unprecedented approach.

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