miércoles, 20 de mayo de 2015

Journalist says he will be “Morocco’s first undocumented Moroccan” - Reporters Without Borders

Journalist says he will be “Morocco’s first undocumented Moroccan” - Reporters Without Borders



 Journalist says he will be “Morocco’s first undocumented Moroccan”

Reporters Without Borders is appalled by the way the Moroccan authorities continue to persecute Ali Lmrabet, a satirical newspaper editor who wants to resume publishing newspapers in Morocco now that his ten-year ban on working as journalist has expired.

Ali Lmrabet, who has dual French and Moroccan nationality, is being denied the residence certificate he needs to get a new national ID card and to renew his passport, which expires on 24 June. Without these documents, he cannot move ahead with his declared intention to relaunch his newspapers.

A Reporters Without Borders “Information Hero” and winner of the Reporters Without Borders - Fondation de France Prize in 2003, Lmrabet used to edit Demain and Demain Magazine, publications that were banned in 2003.




 Reporters Without Borders