Morocco - Justice system still targeting editor seven months after his release

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Ali Anouzla, the editor of the Lakome news website's Arabic-language version, continues to be targeted by the justice system seven months after his conditional release. He should have appeared before an investigating judge today, but the judge's secretary called Anouzla's lawyer, Hassan Semlali, on the eve of the hearing to postpone it without setting a new date. She said the hearing could not be held because the judge was taking a vacation. Anouzla was arrested in Rabat on 17 September for (...)

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