A few links on Morocco
Issandr El Amrani | Morocco The February 20 movement continues to challenge the monarchy in Morocco, on the eve of the unveiling of a royal commission's proposal for constitutional reform. Adl wal Ihsan, the country's largest Islamist movement and a key supporter of the reform movement, has called for a civil state (rather than a religious one) as the regime launches a campaign to tar February 20 has having been taken over by Islamist and leftist radicals. Rachid Nini, Morocco's most influential journalist, is sentenced to a year in prison, while the police begins to crack down on protestors, killing one last week. This and more in the links below, and analysis of Morocco will come at some later point. Do check out of the first link, which is an interactive website to debate, article by article, the constitution — it's a great model to follow and someone in Egypt should do the same.
Reader Comments (2)
Bloody French. At times it feels as if you are writing for yourself, not your readers. Why not post info in Arabic, or at least English?
My readers include French-speakers! And really this is better than the stuff in English. But here are some Arabic links:
http://lakome.com/ (good general source)
http://lakome.com/politics/78-news-politics/5520-2011-06-09-12-45-35.html
http://lakome.com/opinion/50-columnists/5509-2011-06-08-20-12-14.html
http://www.mamfakinch.com/نداء-من-أجل-استفتاء-ديمقراطي/