Morocco
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ATTAC CADTM Morocco: 20 years of struggle for another possible Morocco – one of social and environmental justice, of dignity and freedom
23 December 2020 - by Omar Aziki
In which background was ATTAC CADTM Morocco born? Global situation The 1990s were marked by a rise in struggles against the neoliberal globalisation which was unrelenting after the fall of the Berlin Wall. A series of global networks were (...) -
We are not fools! Solidarity with Omar Radi! Freedom!
7 August 2020 - by Myriam Bourgy, ATTAC/CADTM Maroc, Pauline Imbach
Omar Radi investigative journalist and human rights activist has been the subject of a violent campaign of intimidation by the Moroccan authorities. Accused of undermining state security and espionage, since June 25, he has been summoned 9 times (...) -
Call
Morocco: For the suspension of the payment of micro-finance loans for a period of 6 months, renewable with exemption of all interest
5 April 2020 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
The country has taken the measures announced by the Economic Vigilance Committee to address the impact of the Corona virus pandemic. However, these measures have not yet included micro-finance victims. The professional group of Moroccan banks (...) -
ATTAC/CADTM MOROCCO Member of CADTM International Network
Morocco: Immediate freedom for Omar Radi (Activist & Journalist)
30 December 2019 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
Immediate freedom for Omar Radi (Activist & Journalist) No to the repression of free voices and forms of expression that reject injustice and demand democracy. Solidarity with all political prisoners and popular struggles. The Moroccan (...) -
For food sovereignty in Morocco
24 November 2019 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
The ATTAC/CADTM Morocco organization has recently published its study in Arabic on agricultural policy in Morocco and its multiple impacts on small farmers, on agricultural workers, on economy and on environment. The title is: ’For food (...) -
Extractivism and resistance in North Africa
23 November 2019 - by Hamza Hamouchene
Northern African countries are key suppliers of natural resources to the global economy, from large- scale oil and gas extraction in Algeria and Tunisia, to phosphate mining in Tunisia and Morocco, to water-intensive agribusiness paired with (...) -
Appeal: Let’s make March 8th, 2019 a women’s strike, a day of solidarity among women
3 March 2019 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
Appeal Let’s make March 8th, 2019 a women’s strike, a day of solidarity among women. In defense of our economic, social and legal demands. Our rejection to all forms of violence in private and public places. Let’s make our voice heard (...) -
Final statement of the first assembly of the North African Network for Food Sovereignty
7 January 2019 - by North African Network for Food Sovereignty
The first assembly of the North African Network for Food Sovereignty took place on 7-9 December 2018 in Agadir, Morocco. It gathered delegations from Egyptian, Tunisian, Algerian and Moroccan trade unions, cooperatives and associations that are (...) -
Solidarity & support Call - Toward international organizations and activists advocating for freedom and people’s rights
20 July 2018 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
“RIF Hirak” prisoners in Morocco are facing undeserved sentences Let’s expand the international solidarity until the drop of adjudications and their release. The Appeal Court of Casablanca stated on Tuesday, 26 June 2018, heavy sentences (...) -
Protest Movements in Morocco and the Role of the Political Left in Mobilization against Neoliberal Policies
12 June 2018 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc, Aznague Ali
In Morocco, the experience of the 20 February Movement indicated that the left faces real dilemmas. Some of its currents refused to get involved in the Movement due to the presence of obscurantist forces, while other currents drew closer to the (...) -
Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline: Not in Our Interest
23 March 2018 - by Collective
In December 2016, an announcement was made of a nearly 5000 km Nigeria-Morocco offshore gas pipeline which at today’s prices will cost an estimated 20 billion US dollars. In reality, the actual costs will likely be much higher. This pipeline (...) -
Morocco – Petition: Free the Hirak political prisoners
6 November 2017 - by Collective
The death of Mohcine Fikri - a fish vendor crushed in a garbage truck on October, 28th, 2016 while trying to retrieve his confiscated merchandise in Al Hoceima - has paved the way for the rise of ‘Hirak’, a popular movement of the Rif that fights (...) -
Hirak: The new name of the Rif rebellion by Soraya El Kahlaoui
13 October 2017 - by Soraya El Kahlaui
This article was commissioned and paid by The Funambulist for its 13th issue (Sept-Oct. 2017) “Queers, Feminists & Interiors” as part of its guest columns section. We invite you to consider ordering the full issue in its digital or (...) -
The Moroccan State will be held fully responsible for any physical or psychological harm to the Rif and Hirak detainees or those that are close to them
27 September 2017 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
The Moroccan State will be held fully responsible for any physical or psychological harm to the Rif and Hirak detainees or those that are close to them. ATTAC CADTM Morocco is following with great concern health condition of Rif Hirak’s (...) -
Despotism, neoliberalism and climate change: Morocco’s catastrophic convergence
26 July 2017 - by Jawad Moustakbal
Claims of Morocco’s exceptionalism during the Arab Spring now ring hollow as protests spread in the face of elite policies that deny dignity to the majority. On Friday, 28 October 2016, a tragic fatal incident happened in Al Hoceima city in (...) -
When France Used the Public Debt to Colonise Morocco
17 February 2017 - by Adam Barbe
It is now widely recognised that the French protectorate over Morocco was acquired thanks to that country’s public debt. Guy de Maupassant in Bel Ami (1885) alludes to this possibility twenty years before the event! Yet still today many (...) -
We can’t tackle environmental and social justice in Morocco if we don’t talk about Western Sahara
8 December 2016 - by Hamza Hamouchene
In the last two weeks, the touristic town of Marrakech in Morocco hosted the 22nd edition of the climate talks under the auspices of the United Nations. Marrakech was therefore the destination of many politicians, journalists, corporate (...) -
Big business in Marrakech: fertiliser industry and finance dominate COP22
9 November 2016 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc, GRAIN
Africa will be centre-stage at this year’s Conference of Parties on climate change (COP 22) in Marrakech. According to the Moroccan steering committee, this is the “African COP”. The event will feature an “Africa Pavilion”, with activities supported (...) -
Powering the Plunder: What Morocco and Siemens are hiding at COP22, Marrakech
7 November 2016 - by Western Sahara Ressource Watch
At COP22, beware of what you read about Morocco’s renewable energy efforts. An increasing part of the projects take place in the occupied territory of Western Sahara and is used for mineral plunder, new WSRW report documents. An increasing part (...) -
“System change, not climate change” International conference Safi (Morocco) 4th and 5th November 2016
31 October 2016 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
15 years ago, Morocco hosted the COP 7. This year the Conference of Parties on Climate Change prepares its 22nd edition, again in Morocco. What happened during those 15 years? Not much. COP 3 in Kyoto (1997) relied on the market to control (...) -
On the perspective of ruling classes and the elite in Morocco on global environmental issues
12 October 2016 - by Jawad Moustakbal
The dominant neo-colonial thinking represents the biggest hardship that we face in this country. We were a colony controlled by the French state that left behind some traditions: achieving success and happiness in life is embodied in the attempt (...) -
Press release
COP22 in Marrakech, Morocco: What strategy for the social movements facing climate change ?
15 September 2016 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
Morocco is preparing to host the Conference of the Parties (COP22) on climate change in Marrakech between 7th and 18th November 2016. This conference is taking place in the context of a worsening ecological crisis, in itself a dimension of the (...) -
An open letter to the Most Honourable Abdelilah Benkirane, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Morocco, in response to untruths about the Moroccan public debt
29 August 2016 - by Salaheddine Lemaizi
From: Salaheddine Lemaizi, Militant at ATTAC Morocco To: The Most Honourable Abdelilah Benkirane, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Morocco Subject: response to untruths about the Moroccan public debt Most Honourable Prime Minister, I (...) -
COP22
ATTAC/CADTM Morocco quits the moroccan climate justice coalition
17 June 2016 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
On February 7, 2016, our organization attended the constitutive meeting of the Moroccan Coalition for climate Justice in Rabat. Our objective is to collaborate with all organizations aiming to struggle against environmental injustice as well as (...) -
Marrakech (Morocco): Attac’s twelve spring university banned!
15 April 2016 - by ATTAC/CADTM Maroc
Marrakech authorities prevent ATTAC/CADTM Morocco from the organization of its twelve (12) spring university. Marrakech authorities proceeded today to the prevention of ATTAC Morocco to organize its spring university scheduled from 08 to 10th (...)
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