@cnn: Morocco had some of its largest anti-government protests in years as police clashed with youth-led demonstrators.

lil_frosh13 :

Nepal inspired us Thanks Nepal 🇳🇵

EL kaser :

trusted_dad :

We don’t want the World Cup, we just want a little bit of bread and a little bit of medicine. Please help us, we are dying🇲🇦🇲🇦

Houda Elbouj :

A Young man s leg was severd because a police car attacked him this is unacceptable

Orthobroletarian🇸🇾☦️ :

I’m glad to see them rising up, but they are like 15 years late to the Spring.

haroune2 :

help us please

Faith :

Wow, the energy in the streets of Morocco is intense Seeing the youth stand up like this really shows the power of a united voice

kasidi45 :

@Leh25 :@✨💫🪷🌙✨: Hello world We in Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿have neither water nor a loaf of bread. We live below the poverty line, even though we are one of the richest countries. Our young people migrate in death boats. We live below the poverty line. We are a country of gas and oil, the third largest reserve in the world. We do not have enough food for today, and we cannot speak because the Harrach is waiting for us.

Science :

Don’t mess with this generation, we all know the results

🩵Mys💪Em🩵😘 :

free the ppl of marrocco! stop the evil king and goverment and the wicked police who just are so brutal ppl are starving and dyin omg never stop tto have a voice 😭🤲❤ pool kid hwo they KILLED BRUTALY JUST RAN HIM OVER WHAT IS HAPPENING EVIL PPL!!!!! ANSHALLAH U WILL WIN THIS AND BLESS THE PPL U ARE TRUE FREEDOM FIGHTERTS❤️🤲they killed 2 young ppl just ran them over WAKE UP WORLD!!!!😭💔🤲YA ALLAH

karim believe in genZ :

we are tired of corruption and failed system of governance.we need an update urgently

✅✨ :

:🚨Hello world 🚨 In Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, There is nothing to be afraid of. What is happening is that citizens and young people are taking to the streets in peaceful demonstrations, demanding their rights and a life of dignity, healthcare, and education. But the police refused to let it remain peaceful, subjecting the youth to repression, beatings, and provocation in an attempt to intimidate us. Yet, we will not inherit the silence of our parents. #free_morocco #free_koulchi #freegenz

محمد تيحا :

Leslie🤤🩵 :

what's going on

MNG Productions :

world is kinda ruined

4rifi :

we're suffering in morocco we don't have good education or health and yet the government cares abt stadiums and sports events only so we organized a peaceful protest abt that. then the police started to arrest ppl and kill*ng them too

therealjugheadjones96 :

the government spends our hard earned tax payer money on building stadiums and touristic facilities to enrich big pockets, leaving us without proper public hospitals, no basic healthcare and no education funding. The protests were met with violence (a young men had his leg amputated from being ran over by a police car) and people are getting arrested with no trace. I hope Hassan piker picks up on this we need more international eyes on our cause. Another thing, if you're a tourist please do not visit Morocco, we are being brutalized for your sake.

🦢 :

In Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, There is nothing to be afraid of. What is happening is that citizens and young people are taking to the streets in peaceful demonstrations, demanding their rights and a life of dignity, healthcare, and education. But the police refused to let it remain peaceful, subjecting the youth to repression, beatings, and provocation in an attempt to intimidate us. Yet, we will not inherit the silence of our parents. #free_morocco #free_koulchi #freegenz

Mohamed El Amrani795 :

GET THE DICTATOR OUT NOW IS THE TIME DON,T PUL BACK

ً :

@yassen: Hello world. 🇲🇦This is Morocco not the glossy postcards you see, but the hidden truth. Families who lost everything in the 2023 earthquake are still living in tents, waiting for homes that never come. Hospitals are overcrowded and without medicine, mothers wait for hours only to be told there is nothing for their children. Schools are packed with too many students and too few teachers, leaving children with diplomas that mean nothing because there are no jobs. Entire neighborhoods are destroyed to build stadiums and luxury projects, while the poor are pushed out of their houses with nowhere to go. Young people who raise their voices are silenced, beaten, or jailed, their dreams crushed before they are born. Children are forced to work in the streets instead of learning in classrooms, some disappearing into places where no one asks questions. Poverty is everywhere — fathers with empty hands, mothers crying because they cannot feed their families, youth staring at a future that does not exist. This is the Morocco that lives in silence, the Morocco the world does not see, the Morocco that deserves justice, dignity, and hope.

Ameer 48 :

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Hamza :

Hello world 🚨 In Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, There is nothing to be afraid of. What is happening is that citizens and young people are taking to the streets in peaceful demonstrations, demanding their rights and a life of dignity, healthcare, and education. But the police refused to let it remain peaceful, subjecting the youth to repression, beatings, and provocation in an attempt to intimidate us. Yet, we will not inherit the silence of our parents. #free_morocco #free_koulchi #freegenz

Malimobmafia Money :

A change is needed in morroco love from Somalia

JamesBond 007 :

A change is needed in Morocco for the betterment of its people.