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Morocco’s Youth Government: A Step Towards Better Representation?

Civil society in Morocco took a step towards better policies for young people through the creation of the Moroccan Parallel Youth Government MPYG, which intended to mimic and evaluate Morocco government policies.

by Mohammed Qasserras

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Civil Society In Morocco And The Evaluation Of Public Policies

Democratising in Morocco is more far-reaching than ever before due to the growing role of civil society at the national level.

by Mohammed Qasserras

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Ignorance causes Islamophobia in the Netherlands

A video showing a young Dutch man talking about Moroccans, and why he thinks that extreme-right politician Geert Wilders is correct in saying that they should return to what he thinks it their ‘home’, went viral a...

by Bauke Danielle Schram

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Algeria and the Islamic Movement: a Problem of Exclusion, Fundamentalism, and Memory

ON APRIL 18th, the results of the Algerian presidential elections were announced: Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been elected Algeria’s President for a fourth consecutive term, despite his advanced age and feeble health. Bouteflika...

by Anna Lazzarin

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Morocco’s Friendly Deals With Spain: When a Pedophile is Released on Royal Pardon

Today is a sad day for Moroccans. Today is day that killed the hopes of thousands and thousands of Moroccans in a democratic system solidly based on justice and equity. Today Moroccan’s dignity has been brought down to the lo...

by Samia Haimoura

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Morocco’s Youth Government: A Step Towards Better Representation?

Civil Society In Morocco And The Evaluation Of Public Policies

Ignorance causes Islamophobia in the Netherlands

Algeria and the Islamic Movement: a Problem of Exclusion, Fundamentalism, and Memory

Morocco’s Friendly Deals With Spain: When a Pedophile is Released on Royal Pardon

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