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Keywords: Law


Morocco Transitions from 'Million Schoolbags' to Direct Financial Aid for Families

In a significant policy shift, the Moroccan government has decided to replace the longstanding "Million Schoolbags" program with a new initiative that provides direct financial support to families. This change, set to begin in September 2024, aims to offer more flexible assistance to families......

Puerto Rico Enacts Landmark Law to Safeguard Hair Diversity

In a groundbreaking move, Puerto Rico has taken a significant step towards combating discrimination based on hairstyles. On Wednesday, the governor of the U.S. territory signed into law a measure that explicitly prohibits discrimination against individuals wearing Afros, curls, locs, twists, braids,......

Tamazight: Morocco's Ancestral Tongue Before the Islamic Era

A new report from Morocco’s ad hoc thematic working group on language policy reveals that Tamazight was the original and predominant language in Morocco before the Islamic conquest. This comprehensive 161-page document, published in July 2024, was authored by members of the House of Councillors,......

A Decade After Eric Garner: The Echoes of 'I Can't Breathe' Still Resonate

Ten years have passed since Eric Garner's final words, "I can't breathe," became a haunting refrain in the fight against police brutality. On July 17, 2014, Garner, a Black man, died following an encounter with New York City police officers on Staten Island. The incident, captured on......

Sahrawi Rights Group Challenges Spanish Court's Dismissal of Brahim Ghali Complaint

In a bold move that underscores their unwavering commitment to justice, the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEDH) has announced its decision to appeal the Spanish Supreme Court's recent dismissal of their complaint against Brahim Ghali, a prominent figure in the Polisario......

Avoiding Europe, Netanyahu Seeks Safe Passage to the U.S. Amidst ICC Warrant Concerns

In a surprising move, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has opted to forgo a planned stopover in Europe during his upcoming trip to the United States, citing fears of a potential arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The decision comes on the heels of the ICC's......

Japan's Reckoning: Court Orders Redress for Victims of Forced Sterilizations

In a groundbreaking ruling that marks a pivotal moment in Japan's pursuit of justice, the nation's Supreme Court has ordered the government to pay damages to individuals who were forcibly sterilized under a now-defunct eugenics law. This landmark decision not only acknowledges the unconstitutional......

Global Experts Convene in Rabat: Rallying for Cultural Heritage Amid Crisis

In a world where conflict and upheaval increasingly threaten our shared history, Rabat became the epicenter of a crucial dialogue on Tuesday. The Moroccan capital hosted an international symposium titled "Protection of Cultural Heritage during Humanitarian Crises and the Issue of Effectiveness,"......

Rabat Symposium Spotlights Urgent Need to Safeguard Cultural Heritage Amidst Global Turmoil

In an era marked by escalating international conflicts, the protection of cultural heritage has emerged as a pressing global concern. Addressing this critical issue, Morocco's National Commission on International Humanitarian Law convened a high-profile symposium in Rabat, commemorating the 70th......

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