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Julian Assange: A Plea for Journalism Amidst a Dark Crossroads for Free Expression

Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has stated that his release after years of imprisonment was contingent upon his admission of guilt for practicing "journalism," which he emphasized as fundamental to a free society. Speaking at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, Assange reflected......

Morocco and TikTok Forge Alliance to Combat Misinformation and Safeguard Privacy

In a proactive step to address the escalating issues of online misinformation and privacy violations, the Moroccan government has formed a strategic alliance with TikTok, the popular short-form video-sharing platform. This collaboration aims to effectively combat the spread of fake news while safeguarding......

Censorship Surge : A Troubling Rise in Book Bans Across US Public Schools

The latest report on book bans in US public schools reveals a disturbing trend, with over 10,000 books censored from 2023 to 2024, a significant jump from the previous year's figure. This surge in censorship is attributed to the passage of new laws in Republican-led states, raising concerns among......

'Scum' Label Sparks Controversy: ElGrande Toto's Response to Abdelilah Benkirane's Remarks

In a recent turn of events, Moroccan rapper ElGrande Toto has responded to former Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane's controversial remarks, igniting a debate that has captured the nation's attention. The artist, known for his bold lyrics and social commentary, took to social media to address......

Dutch-Moroccan Footballer Anwar El Ghazi Pledges €500K to Aid Gaza Children

In a remarkable act of philanthropy, Dutch-Moroccan footballer Anwar El Ghazi has announced his intention to donate €500,000 ($560,000) to support the children of Gaza. This substantial sum represents one-third of the payout he received from Bundesliga club Mainz 05, following a protracted legal......

The High-Stakes Radio Prank: Hit Radio Grapples with Soaring Losses

In the heart of Casablanca's courtroom drama, the trial surrounding the alleged "live on-air hijacking hoax" orchestrated by radio host Mohamed Bousfiha, better known as "Momo," and two other defendants took a gripping turn this Wednesday. The Court of Appeal temporarily adjourned......

YouTube Blocks Hong Kong's Protest Anthem Following Court Order

YouTube's compliance with a recent court order to block access to the popular protest song "Glory to Hong Kong" has ignited concerns regarding freedom of expression in the semi-autonomous Chinese city. Confirming the action on Wednesday, YouTube disclosed that 32 web links featuring the......

The UN Rights Chief expresses worry regarding the "overly aggressive" policing of pro-Palestinian demonstrations on American college campuses.

In a formal statement, Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has voiced apprehension regarding the "disproportionate impact" of law enforcement interventions on American university campuses aimed at disbanding pro-Palestinian demonstrations. "I am concerned......

Denmark's parliament adopts law banning Quran burnings

Copenhagen - The Danish parliament voted on Thursday to criminalize the desecration of holy scriptures, effectively prohibiting provocative acts such as Quran burnings that stirred controversy across Muslim nations earlier this year. The newly enacted law, passed with a majority vote of 94-77, renders......