@morocco_world_news: Moroccan content creator Simo Sedraty shared a satirical video shedding light on the recent wave of Gen Z protests across Morocco, adding his signature humorous touch while addressing serious concerns. In the video, Sedraty stages a mock interview with the media, voicing demands for better healthcare and education in Morocco. As he speaks, he is suddenly surrounded by figures representing authorities who threaten to arrest him each time he criticizes the government. The comedic setup transmits a deeper message about the limitations on freedom of speech and the risks faced by young Moroccans who speak out.

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Hello world. This is Morocco — not the glossy postcards you see, but the hidden truth. Families who lost everything in the 2023 earthquake are still living in tents, waiting for homes that never come. Hospitals are overcrowded and without medicine, mothers wait for hours only to be told there is nothing for their children. Schools are packed with too many students and too few teachers, leaving children with diplomas that mean nothing because there are no jobs. Entire neighborhoods are destroyed to build stadiums and luxury projects, while the poor are pushed out of their houses with nowhere to go. Young people who raise their voices are silenced, beaten, or jailed, their dreams crushed before they are born. Children are forced to work in the streets instead of learning in classrooms, some disappearing into places where no one asks questions. Poverty is everywhere — fathers with empty hands, mothers crying because they cannot feed their families, youth staring at a future that does not exist. This is the Morocco that lives in silence there's no opinion expression, the Morocco the world does not see, the Morocco that deserves justice, dignity, and hope.

ilias3422 :

Btw the government is doing the right thing. You cannot hold a demonstration without asking for a permit in advance. The people there is in the wrong😭

valeriaa_248 :

funkyfer :

Power to my people🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

⚜️𝓞𝓵𝓲𝓿𝓲𝓮𝓻⚜️ :

W government and akhanouche

Um :

What did he say?

bachirdebaa :

Pourquoi toutes ces arrestations de Masses aux Maroc??? !!!!!!!

دعاء :

Day 47 without seeing bread 🙏🏻🙏🏻

h_eisii :

C I T I Z E N :

C'est un humouriste connu au Maroc

𝑱𝒊𝒚𝒖𝒖✨ :

💔

𝓪𝓶𝓸𝓾𝓻 :

In Morocco we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, There is nothing to be afraid of. What is happening is that citizens and young people are taking to the streets in peaceful demonstrations, demanding their rights and a life of dignity, healthcare, and education. But the police refused to let it remain peaceful, subjecting the youth to repression, beatings, and provocation in an attempt to intimidate us. Yet, we will not inherit the silence of our parents. #free_koulchi #freegenz !!

Papounet :

Au moins il a de l’humour, continue le combat!

itty052 :

2 PPL JUST GOT KILLED RN IN OUJDA (MORROCO) BY POLICE OFFICERS IT'S NOT PEACEFUL ANYMORE WESTERN MEDIA COVER THE NEWS AND SAVE US WE ARE DYING

Souad 🤍🇺🇸 :

يقدر ينعس في اي لحظه ناري قتلني والله 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

yado💯💯💯 :

Zainab :

Hahahaha e-commerce

Korben Dallas dzz :

Wallah trop drôle force à vous mes frères marocains

Dimitrik :

lo ha clavao

kika :

force à vous✌✌✌

Kim_sihho :

‼️‼️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦. Morocco we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, a country where they deserve to live in peace and

yasomine_brd🇲🇦 :

🚨Hello world 🚨 In Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦we are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our most basic rights healthcare, education, housing, and work... This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, yet too often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our rightful dignity and rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see flourish, There is nothing to be afraid of. What is happening is that citizens and young people are taking to the streets in peaceful demonstrations, demanding their rights and a life of dignity, healthcare, and education. But the police refused to let it remain peaceful, subjecting the youth to repression, beatings, and provocation in an attempt to intimidate us. Yet, we will not inherit the silence of our parents. #free_morocco #free_koulchi #freegenz Let's expose the government's permanent corruption.

hossamgnaro🦈 :

J’aime bcp le foot mais désolé la santé et le système d’éducation pour nos enfants et les futurs gens c’est le plus important!

dentalamina :

I urge everyone to reconsider visiting Morocco at this time. The country is facing serious social and political unrest. Protests have turned violent in several cities, putting safety at risk. Essential services like healthcare and transport are disrupted. Tourists may face unexpected dangers and limited support. Visiting now could unintentionally put you in harm’s way. Please stay safe and wait until the situation stabilizes before traveling

Shay8 :

Haha that was funny