Ammahada dhalinyarada xabsiga ku jira ee Maraykanka waxay codsadeen in la sii daayo carruurtooda
Bilowgii bishan, boqolaal ammaahoodu waxay isku duubeen horey uga baxay xarunta guud ee dowladda Rabat, iyagoo codsaday in carruurtooda la sii daayo kadib sanad ka dib markii ay xabsiga ku jireen. Codsiyadoodu wuxuu ku saabsan yahay dhalinyarada ku xiran dacwadaha dagaalka iyo xadgudubyada, iyadoo ilaa 37% dhalinyarada 15 ilaa 24 jir ah ay xirnaadaan.
Codsiyada ammaahada iyo xaaladda carruurtooda
Ilham Negro, ammaahda dhalinyaro xabsiga ku jira, waxay sheegtay in carruurtooda la sii daayo kadib sanad, iyadoo sheegtay inay ka baxeen xabsiga. Waxay intaas ku dartay in carruurtooda ay ka maqnaayeen dugsiyada sanadkii hore, taasoo ka dhigaysa inay ka maqnaadaan dugsiyada sanadkan sidoo kale.
Ammahada kale waxay codsadeen in dhammaan carruurta la sii daayo, iyagoo sheegay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer. Waxay intaas ku dartay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer.
Dacwadaha iyo xaaladda dhalinyarada
Dhalinyarada xabsiga ku jira waxaa lagu eedeeyay dagaal, xadgudubyo, iyo inay sameeyeen xadgudubyada. Waxaa jira dhalinyaro badan oo xabsiga ku jira, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ay xabsiga ku jiraan muddo dheer.
Dhalinyarada xabsiga ku jira waxaa lagu eedeeyay dagaal, xadgudubyo, iyo inay sameeyeen xadgudubyada. Waxaa jira dhalinyaro badan oo xabsiga ku jira, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ay xabsiga ku jiraan muddo dheer.
Sababaha dhalinyarada iyo xaaladda dalka
Dhalinyarada Maraykanka waxay codsadeen in la sii daayo carruurtooda, iyagoo sheegay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer. Waxay intaas ku dartay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer.
Dhalinyarada Maraykanka waxay codsadeen in la sii daayo carruurtooda, iyagoo sheegay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer. Waxay intaas ku dartay inay ka xumahay in carruurta la xiro muddo dheer.
Dozens of mothers gathered outside Morocco's parliament in Rabat on Saturday, demanding the freedom of their sons who have been held for a year following the Gen Z 212 protest movement that swept the country in late 2025.
A Year of Detention and Loss
Hundreds of young men remain behind bars on charges ranging from armed rebellion to organizing unauthorized demonstrations. Their mothers say the families have already lost a year of schooling, and the children are now missing another year of education.
Ilham Negro, mother of a detainee, voiced the collective anguish of the group: 'We want all the children to be free and able to come out after one year; that's enough. They've already lost a whole year of schooling, and this year as well.'
Protests Sparked by Economic Grievances
The Gen Z 212 movement spread across several Moroccan cities in late 2025, with participants calling for better healthcare, education, employment and public services while criticising corruption. The marches came weeks before the kingdom hosted the Africa Cup of Nations, drawing sharp criticism over spending on sports infrastructure and cuts to social programs.
Official data from 2025 showed youth unemployment among those aged 15 to 24 stood at 37 percent, against an overall rate of 13 percent, underscoring the economic frustrations that fuelled the unrest.
Concerns Over Treatment of Detainees
Rights groups and families have accused authorities of gross abuses against the detainees, adding to the pressure on the government to act. The mothers' rally in Rabat marks a significant escalation in the campaign for the release of the young men.
The gathering outside the parliament building signals a growing public outcry, as families demand accountability and the immediate freedom of their sons who have been held for over a year.
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