Mohamed Boudhan: On the Pretext for Excluding Tamazight from the National ID Card Bill
Ever since Bill No. 04.20 on the new national identity card was submitted to the Bureau of the House of
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The Myth of Parliamentary Monarchy in Morocco
“Parliamentary monarchy” is a recurring demand in the platforms of numerous political and human rights organizations. It features constantly in
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From the Script War to the Constitutional Struggle
Since its emergence, the Amazigh movement has been engaged in a series of uninterrupted struggles. No sooner does it emerge
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Is There Any Difference Between Calling Morocco “Arab” and Naming Its Streets After “Al-Dahlous”?
It was with a mixture of shock and disbelief that Moroccans discovered, starting in the third week of May 2020
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Is Morocco Moving Toward Adopting “Panopticism” to Legitimize Mass Surveillance?
The fight against the pandemic as a pretext for establishing mass surveillance: The French philosopher Michel Foucault (1926–1984) opens the
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COVID-19 Reignites Debate Over the Relationship Between Science and Religion in Islam
The “explanation” offered by many believers—both Muslim and non-Muslim—regarding the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, viewing it as either a
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The Rif Hirak: Between Security, Judicial, and Institutional Violence
After finishing the executive summary of the National Human Rights Council’s report on the “Rif Hirak,” I thanked God that
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Why Marx’s Predictions Regarding the “Dictatorship of the Proletariat” Have Been Fulfilled
The dictatorship of the proletariat in Marxist theory: Marxist theory is renowned for predicting the collapse of the capitalist system
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