Moroccan rights staff warns over unfastened speech after arrests

Main Moroccan human rights activists warned Thursday of an attack on freedom of expression within the nation following the arrest over fresh months of 15 reporters, bloggers, rappers and social media customers
Leading Moroccan human rights activists warned Thursday of an assault on freedom of expression in the country following the arrest over recent months of 15 journalists, bloggers, rappers and social media usersOriginal article
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