Lawyers Resume Work After Suspension
Lawyers in Morocco have returned to work after nearly four months of strike, following the decision by the Moroccan Bar Associations Union to suspend the strike starting October 7. Activity in the courts has resumed normally, but prominent lawyers have emphasized that this return is not final and that they will continue their struggle for their legitimate professional demands, especially regarding the regulation law of the profession, which has seen extensive disagreements between associations and the Ministry of Justice. They are seeking to open a dialogue with the new government to amend laws they consider unsuitable, while warning of the possibility of returning to strike if the unresolved issues are not addressed.
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