Morocco - RSF demands immediate withdrawal of new charges against editor

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Moroccan authorities to drop the absurd and iniquitous charge of harming the country's territorial integrity brought against website editor Ali Anouzla on the basis of a translation error, and to abandon the trial that is due to begin today. In an interview for the German newspaper Bild in November 2015, Anouzla referred to “Sahara” but the newspaper transcribed it as “occupied Western Sahara.” Anouzla explained this when he was questioned about it (...)

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