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Bar Association Blames Government for Suspension
The Moroccan Bar Associations Association confirms that the work stoppage they undertook was a response to a course of action they considered offensive to the profession of advocacy and its independence, rather than an act of escalation. The association attributed full responsibility for the crisis to the government, pointing out that the recent amendments to the bill regulating the profession—especially those introduced during its discussion in the House of Councillors—strike at the very core of the legal profession, reaffirming the independence of bar associations and their right to self-regulation. The association also emphasized that the crisis has caused material and psychological impacts on lawyers and that the primary goal is to defend the independence of the profession and lawyers' rights. It further stressed that the escalation does not aim to oppose national institutions, and that dialogue remains open with the government in the future.
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