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Lawyers Continue Strike Amid Court Reopenings
The lawyers' associations in Morocco have begun to intensify their strike by ceasing to provide professional services after their last meeting on September 10, despite the enactment of Law No. 66.23, which regulates the legal profession and has come into effect. The association unanimously decided to continue the strike, while planning another meeting on September 20 to discuss future steps. There is a divergence of opinions among lawyers regarding whether to return to work or to keep up the strike. Professional organizations emphasized their respect for their decisions, even though some lawyers have started returning to the courts wearing official attire, despite the strike still being in place. This situation reflects internal disagreements within the professional body regarding how to manage the reforms and address the ongoing crisis.
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