Moroccan court jails 18 in Generation Z protests

The Moroccan judiciary has issued prison sentences to 18 individuals, ranging from one year suspended to ten months in prison, on charges of "obstructing traffic" during the "Generation Z 212" protests in Casablanca. The events took place amid peaceful gatherings demanding reforms in the health and education sectors, resulting in legal actions against more than 2,400 people, with sentences ranging from 8 to 12 months of imprisonment. Traffic on the highways was completely halted, and the group's demonstrations were met with violent protests that led to the death of three people.

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