Morocco’s Gen Z Protesters Demand Accountability and Education Reform
Protesters in Morocco are urging a boycott of soccer matches at the country's new stadiums, ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations in December.
Hundreds of young demonstrators took to the streets on Saturday, reiterating previous demands and calling for the release of demonstrators arrested during earlier Gen Z 212 protests.
The protesters are committed to fighting against corruption, subpar healthcare, and education, which they believe requires reform.
The coming wave of fanfare around December's Africa Cup of Nations will not overshadow their demands.
- Boycott of soccer matches at new stadiums
- Release of arrested demonstrators
- Reform of education and healthcare
- Accountability for corruption
Author's summary: Moroccan Gen Z protesters demand reform and accountability.
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