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Arab Spring and repression continue from Rabat to Manama

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Moroccan information minister has two Dubai TV journalists fired

Published on 30 June 2011Read

Casablanca court sentences newspaper editor to a year in prison and a fine of 88 euros

Reporters Without Borders is dismayed by the one-year jail sentence and fine of 1000 dirhams (88 euros) that a Casablanca court passed today on (...)

Published on 9 June 2011 Read

Suspended jail terms and exorbitant damages award against newspaper publisher and cartoonist

A Casablanca court yesterday gave Taoufiq Bouachrine, the publisher of the Akhbar al-Youm newspaper, and cartoonist Khalid Gueddar three-year (...)

Published on 31 October 2009 Read

Open letter to Hillary Clinton

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton US Department of State Washington DC USA Paris, 28 October 2009 Dear Secretary of State Clinton, (...)

Published on 30 October 2009 Read

Tension affects news conference in Casablanca in support of Moroccan media

Reporters Without Borders managed to give a news conference yesterday in Casablanca but, in a sign of the tension in its relations with the (...)

Published on 28 October 2009 Read

Demo outside Moroccan embassy in Paris in defence of press freedom

Reporters Without Borders and the Paris-based news website Bakchich organised a demonstration today outside the Moroccan embassy in Paris in a (...)

Published on 22 October 2009 Read

Egyptian activist finally granted visa

Reporters Without Borders is pleased to learn that the Moroccan authorities have after all granted a visa to Egyptian citizen Gamal Eid of the (...)

Published on 31 August 2009 Read

Advances and reverses for press freedom during King Mohammed’s first decade

Real progress at the start of King Mohammed’s reign has been followed by reverses and tension, especially from 2002 onwards, Reporters Without (...)

Published on 22 July 2009 Read

Blogger gets six months for petition accusing prosecutor of corruption

Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about the six-month prison sentence and fine of 5,000 dirham (463 euros) which a court in the (...)

Published on 10 March 2009 Read

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Middle East & North Africa - 4 August 2011

Alarming statement and constant harassment offer no respite for journalists

Middle East & North Africa - 4 August 2011

Arab Spring and repression continue from Rabat to Manama

Morocco - 3 August 2011

Government develops “National Internet” to combat international Internet’s impact

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Writer and journalist Michel Kilo, 67, is an emblematic figure in the struggle for democracy in Syria. In his articles for Arab newspapers such as An-Nahar, Al-Hayat, As-Safir and Al Quds Al Arabi, he is well known for his acerbic political analyses.

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