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Moroccan lawyers push for court closures
The article highlights the continued stance of the Moroccan Bar Associations in their fight against the new Lawyers' Law, emphasizing their determination to maintain a total halt to professional services and to escalate forms of protest in defense of the profession's independence and integrity. This comes after the association's meeting in Rabat, where the statement indicated that the struggle is not sectional but pertains to preserving the message of justice and law, as well as the citizen's right to a free and independent legal representation. They warned against “legislative overreach” and attempts by the government authorities to interfere in the profession’s affairs. The association also expressed surprise that the procedures for referring the law to the Constitutional Court had not been completed, affirming that the publication of the law does not mark the end of their opposition, and they intend to contest it in the future, setting a date for further militant discussion on September 10, 2026.
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