Summary
Moroccan authorities have arrested over 400 people during violent protests demanding changes in the health and education systems. The protests, organized by a group called GenZ 212, turned violent, resulting in injuries and property damage across multiple cities. Despite the violence, the group states it seeks peaceful reform and doesn't oppose security forces, only the government.
Key Facts
- More than 400 people were arrested during protests in Morocco.
- The protests asked for reforms in public health and education sectors.
- During the fourth night of protests, 263 security personnel and 23 civilians were injured.
- Protesters burned cars and damaged shops in several cities.
- The protests were organized online by the group GenZ 212.
- Videos online showed looted banks and damaged ATMs.
- GenZ 212 claims to reject violence and aims for peaceful protests.
- The Interior Ministry reported 162 vehicles were set on fire.
