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Lawyers resume work amid government transition
The lawyer's associations in Morocco are returning to carry out their duties after more than four months of strike and halt due to disagreements over the draft law regulating the legal profession. This comes within a new political context, as the Moroccan Bar Associations linked their return to court sessions to awaiting the positions of legislative and governmental institutions, which will influence the draft law. The draft has raised concerns about potential encroachments on the independence and integrity of the profession. This step is considered a temporary suspension of their protests, while expressing their continued vigil in monitoring and assessing the legislative and political developments related to the project, which has caused a prolonged crisis affecting the course of justice and the professional lives of lawyers.
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