Moroccan players feed stray animals despite law
The article highlights the exit of the Moroccan women's national team players during their participation in the Africa Cup, where they ate stray animals' carcasses in the street as a protest against a new law that prohibits feeding stray animals except in licensed centers. This was a social reaction to Law No. 19.25, which aims to regulate the protection of stray animals and provide veterinary care for them. The new law imposes fines ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 dirhams on violators and enhances the regulation of raising and feeding stray animals within specialized facilities, with the goal of protecting both citizens and animals alike.
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