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Consumer Protection Urges Release of Temara Public Property
The Moroccan Observatory for Consumer Protection’s article focused on the serious escalation of public space occupation in Temara. It documented the seizure of parts of sidewalks and public roads by private entities, which obstructs the movement of pedestrians and vehicles and turns public areas into unauthorized private holdings. The report also pointed out the use of barbed wire to cordon off public zones, an act that mars the visual landscape, endangers citizens and children, and puts animals at risk. The observatory called on local authorities and the community to take immediate action to free the public domain and enforce the law, as well as to investigate the use of the wire and determine legal responsibilities.
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