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Casablanca Court Frees Gen Z After 8 Months
The Court of Appeal in Kosmina, Casablanca, released 15 young people accused of "hindering the highway" related to the "Generation Z" protests, after they had spent more than ten months in pre-trial detention. The court sentenced them to one year in prison, but the time they served was considered full and the remaining sentence was stayed pending enforcement, leading to their release from prison amid great joy from their families and the youth. The evidence previously dismissed by the defense was reviewed; they argued that the technical evidence was insufficient and that confessions had been obtained under torture. The judge based his decision on the lack of proven responsibility of the youths for obstructing the highway.
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