Morocco - Letter to John Kerry about freedom of information in Morocco

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders has voiced its concerns about freedom of information in Morocco in a letter today to US Secretary of State John Kerry, who is to visit Rabat on 11-12 November as part of the strategic dialogue between the United States and Morocco. The letter urges Kerry to raise a number of issues, including the case of Ali Anouzla, in his talks with Moroccan foreign minister Salaheddine Mezouar. Anouzla is a journalist who is being prosecuted under Morocco's anti-terrorism law. (...)

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