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Morocco youth protests force address

Moroccan Gen Z protesters staged nationwide demonstrations demanding government change and reforms, and about 60 prominent figures urged King Mohammed VI to intervene.

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The New Arab

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An initial outpouring of national solidarity with Gen Z protests has turned to public anxiety, revealing Morocco's deep-rooted fear of instability:

’We felt invisible’: Why Gen Z protests are shaking Morocco

An initial outpouring of national solidarity with Gen Z protests has turned to public anxiety, revealing Morocco’s deep-rooted fear of instability

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Sam Rosenfeld

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Henry's writing about about institutional actors more than the mass public, but the basic collective-action point relates to mass protests as well--a means of signaling the scope of opposition, unafraid and peaceful. Put me in mind of the No Kings day planned for 10/18, which can't come soon enough.

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