(RSF/IFEX) – On 21 May 2003, RSF voiced its disappointment over the jailing of newspaper editor Ali Lmrabet. The editor of the weeklies “Demain Magazine” and “Douman” was imprisoned immediately after ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. In the courtyard of his 19th century Andalusian house among the winding alleyways of the city of Tetouan, in ...

(RSF/IFEX) – During a court appearance in Rabat on 22 October 2003, jailed newspaper editor Ali Lmrabet said two men visited him in his cell the previous day and threatened to accuse him of ...

Outside the United Nations building in Geneva, Switzerland, Ali Lmrabet is in his 28th day of a hunger strike. The journalist and satirist is protesting what he sees as the latest bid from his country ...

The journalist and satirist behind North Africa's answer to Charlie Hebdo, Ali Lmrabet, has been told by Moroccan authorities that he cannot renew his residency permit or national ID, which expires in ...

RSF has condemned the bureaucratic harassment of journalist Ali Lmrabet and the blocking of his attempts to launch a weekly to replace "Demain" magazine, which was banned in May 2003. "There seems to ...

To Your Majesty Mohammed VI, At a time when Morocco is advocating openness, democratisation and full respect for human rights as instruments for confronting the future, we receive the news of the ...

CASABLANCA -- The most notorious satirist in Morocco pulls out a pen and shows how easy it is for him to get into trouble. He doodles on a blank sheet of paper, sketching the turrets of a castle and a ...

Toronto — SOURCE: Reporters sans frontières (RSF), Paris. Updates IFEX alerts of 13 and 8 May, 18 and 16 April 2003 RSF has voiced its dismay over the five-year prison sentence (the maximum sentence) ...

Amnesty International calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Moroccan journalist Ali Lmrabet, jailed solely for the legitimate and peaceful expression of his beliefs. Amnesty ...