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Jailing of Journalist Exposes Shortcomings of Reform in Morocco | Sampsonia Way Magazine

27.10.13

Jailing of Journalist Exposes Shortcomings of Reform in Morocco | Sampsonia Way Magazine: The Moroccan government’s resolution to arrest Mr. Ali Anouzla, the editor of the Arabic version of Lakome.com, and its threats to prosecute the Spanish daily El Pais for posting a link to the video, are rash decisions that have given AQIM more air-time and exposure than the 44 minutes registration in question could ever have achieved.

While the video is an incitement to terrorism and hatred, Mr. Anouzla who wrote several editorials calling for “secular” changes in Morocco, is hardly an AQIM apologetic. For Moroccan and international observers, the arrest and confinement of Ali Anouzla on the charges of “providing material support to terror groups” is politically motivated.


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