Before delving into the heart of the matter, it’s worth pausing on the very concept of Amazighity. It is not merely a language or an ethnicity, as the hostile and alienated current (the “i...
Since the Amazigh language gained constitutional recognition in 2011, public debate in Morocco has moved beyond a narrow question of identity to become a genuine test of democracy—one that touches on ...
New genetic research has reignited debate over unfounded narratives that trace the origins of Amazigh people in Morocco and North Africa to Yemen or other Arabist-inspired myths. At a symposium titled...
A statement by researcher and civil rights activist Mohamed Chami has reignited debate over the implementation of Amazigh’s official status. He detailed a long process of engagement with state i...
Recent photos of the two smart police patrol vehicles “Aman” and “Madar,” put into service on the streets of Rabat in early July 2026, reveal that the Amazigh language, in Tifi...
The regional office of the National Teachers’ Union, affiliated with the Democratic Confederation of Labor (CDT), has taken up the case of several Amazigh language teachers excluded from the ...
Amazigh emigration is no longer simply a matter of leaving in search of better living conditions — it has become a genuine cultural issue. While thousands of Amazigh people have successfully built sta...
The graduation of the first cohort of translators specializing in written translation to and from the Amazigh language, at the King Fahd School of Translation in Tangier, has reopened questions about ...
It’s hardly surprising that opinions differ on language policy or on how best to implement the official status of the Amazigh language. That’s the stuff of ordinary democratic debate. What...
In a move branded both provocative and unacceptable, the page presenting itself as the Global Sumud Flotilla announced plans to release a video titled “Western Sahara: One Struggle,” origi...