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6,083,141 35.029999 -5.2600002 Morocco A protest by youths over high unemployment rates grew violent and resulted in damage to public and private property and around one hundred and fifty injuries.
6,083,146 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco About a thousand demonstrators came out in Casablanca and another one thousand and five hundred in Rabat to celebrate the first anniversary of Morocco's reform movement. The protesters demanded more democratic reforms from King Mohammed VI.
6,083,149 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco About a thousand demonstrators came out in Casablanca and another one thousand and five hundred in Rabat to celebrate the first anniversary of Morocco's reform movement. The protesters demanded more democratic reforms from King Mohammed VI.
6,083,155 35.240002 -3.9300001 Morocco Supporters of the February 20 reform movement protested in Al Hoceima, Beni Bouayache, and Imzouren after police arrested Bachir Benchaib, one of the movements local leaders. Police used nonlethal methods such as water cannons to disperse crowds, but were eventually attacked by protesters who were also demanding more electricity and water for their villages.
6,083,160 35.049198 -3.8149099 Morocco Supporters of the February 20 reform movement protested in Al Hoceima, Beni Bouayache, and Imzouren after police arrested Bachir Benchaib, one of the movements local leaders. Police used nonlethal methods such as water cannons to disperse crowds, but were eventually attacked by protesters who were also demanding more electricity and water for their villages.
6,083,164 35.179501 -3.83688 Morocco Supporters of the February 20 reform movement protested in Al Hoceima, Beni Bouayache, and Imzouren after police arrested Bachir Benchaib, one of the movements local leaders. Police used nonlethal methods such as water cannons to disperse crowds, but were eventually attacked by protesters who were also demanding more electricity and water for their villages.
6,083,171 35.189999 -6.1500001 Morocco Three hundred members of Morocco's Democratic League for Women's Rights held a sit-in demonstration outside the local court in Larache to protest the court's decision to allow a rapist to marry his victim. The young girl who was raped committed suicide, drawing attention to the law that allowed the marriage.
6,083,178 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco About two hundred women associated with the Democratic Association of the Women of Morocco protested outside the parliament building in Rabat. The group was angered by a law that allowed rapists to escape punishment by marrying their victim and had subsequently produced a young girl's suicide.
6,083,184 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Hundreds of unemployed Moroccans protested outside the parliament as the government worked to pass its yearly budget. Police clashed with the protesters and forcibly removed some.
6,083,190 31.3255 -6.6039 Morocco Poet Youssef Belkhdim held a sit-in protest to criticize the Moroccan government for its undemocratic behavior and was subsequently arrested.
6,083,197 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Trade unions organized a protest of about twenty thousand in Casablanca to criticize the Moroccan government and Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane for failing to deliver on social and economic promises.
6,083,205 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Thousands protested in Rabat and Casablanca, demanding the government address poor economic conditions and corruption.
6,083,208 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Thousands protested in Rabat and Casablanca, demanding the government address poor economic conditions and corruption.
6,083,214 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Activists, collectively numbering over one thousand, gathered in Rabat, Casablanca, and other cities to protest the government's human rights violations and inadequate economic reforms. The protest was organized by the February 20 movement, trade unions, and rights groups.
6,083,219 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Activists, collectively numbering over one thousand, gathered in Rabat, Casablanca, and other cities to protest the government's human rights violations and inadequate economic reforms. The protest was organized by the February 20 movement, trade unions, and rights groups.
6,083,223 35.779999 -5.8099999 Morocco Activists, collectively numbering over one thousand, gathered in Rabat, Casablanca, and other cities to protest the government's human rights violations and inadequate economic reforms. The protest was organized by the February 20 movement, trade unions, and rights groups.
6,083,227 31.375299 -8.0029001 Morocco Activists, collectively numbering over one thousand, gathered in Rabat, Casablanca, and other cities to protest the government's human rights violations and inadequate economic reforms. The protest was organized by the February 20 movement, trade unions, and rights groups.
6,083,233 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Dozens of February 20 activists protested against the monarchical rule of King Mohammed VI. Police beat several of the activists to disperse the protest.
6,083,239 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Almost a thousand unemployed college graduates protested in Rabat, demanding the government solve the high jobless rate.
6,083,246 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Around three hundred Muslims demonstrated outside the United States embassy in Casablanca. The protesters were angered by an offensive, anit-Muslim film created in the United States.
6,083,252 34.021999 -6.4858999 Morocco About two hundred Salafists protested after Friday prayers in Sale, burning U.S. flags and deploring the U.S. for the release of anti-Muslim film.
6,083,259 34.021999 -6.4858999 Morocco In Sale, two hundred Salafists followed Friday prayer with a protest against an anti-Muslim film created in the United States. The worhippers condemned President Obama and the United States in general.
6,083,264 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Hundreds of the members of the February 20 movement protested in Rabat to demand the government address corruption instead of abusing activists.
6,083,269 29.383801 -10.1758 Morocco February 20 activists protested high unemployment in Sidi Ifni. Police arrested multiple protesters.
6,083,274 35.750801 -5.3386102 Morocco Around two hundred Muslims gathered in Smir to protest the arrival of ship operated by Women on Waves, a group dedicated to providing free abortions.
6,083,280 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco In Rabat, approximately eight hundred magistrates organized a sit-in protest outside Morocco's highest court to demand less corruption in the country's judiciary.
6,083,285 31.4333 -6.9333301 Morocco Salafists destroyed eight thousand year-old stone carvings, considering the pagan depictions religiously offensive.
6,083,292 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco The family of twenty-three Sahrawis protested a government tribunal in Rabat. The family members, numbering about twenty, believed those on trial were wrongly accused of killing security forces two years earlier.
6,083,299 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Dozens of activists, many belonging to the February 20 movement, protested in Rabat to express their disapproval for 2013 government budget. Police beat several activists in order to disperse the crowd.
6,083,304 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco A coaltion of hundreds of activists know as Spring of Dignity formed a human chain in Rabat to denounce the abuse of women. The activists called on Morocco to reform its laws so they might offer more protection to women.
6,083,310 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Hundreds of members of the February 20 movement protested in Rabat against the government detention of fellow political activists.
6,083,315 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Labor unions protested the Islamic government's new economic policies
6,083,322 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Football fans from Rabat attacked shops in Casablanca
6,083,329 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Opponents of child abuse protested current Moroccan laws
6,083,335 31.375299 -8.0029001 Morocco Street vendor set himself on fire in protest of the central government conviscating his goods
6,083,341 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco protesters demanded the release of February 20th, 2011 protesters
6,083,347 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco protesters demonstrated against the King's pardon of a Spanish man for paedophilia
6,083,353 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco protesters demonstrated against the jailing of an independent journalist
6,083,360 27.1462 -13.1856 Morocco Saharan protesters demonstrated against a new water treaty between the EU and the Moroccan government
6,083,368 27.1462 -13.1856 Morocco Saharan protesters demonstrated against the approved water deal with the EU. Demonstrations escalated to rioting
6,083,376 27.1462 -13.1856 Morocco Pro-Independence Sahrawi protesters in Western Sahara are violently assaulted by plainclothes Police.
6,083,383 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Thousands of Moroccans protest outside the French Embassy over offensive allegations of Moroccan torture.
6,083,390 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Hundreds of Sub-Saharan immigrants are forcibly relocated to the capital often being robbed or injured in the process.
6,083,397 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco More than 200 people armed with knives attacked a football club robbing members and causing some injuries.
6,083,405 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Around 8,000 union members demonstrate against government austerity plans to reign in spending.
6,083,414 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco A group of 800 Moroccans, mostly women, march demanding gender equality and safety.
6,083,425 34.033298 -5 Morocco Leftists students and Islamists clash after a political debate.
6,083,435 34.014999 -6.8327198 Morocco Tens of thousands of Moroccans demonstrated on International Labor Day to pressure the government to raise the minimum wage.
6,083,440 33.533298 -7.5833302 Morocco Tens of thousands of Moroccans demonstrated on International Labor Day to pressure the government to raise the minimum wage.
6,083,447 34.033298 -5 Morocco A young French national woman was found buried in a shallow grave.
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