VOICED: Moroccans take their turn to speak out

The video covers a protest by journalists and the 20th of February youth movement in front of the National Society for Radio and Television, demanding greater freedom of expression and democracy. It highlights issues of media control and censorship in a police state. A significant event was a TV broadcast featuring a call to end the ceremonial kissing of the royal hand, which was unprecedented on state-controlled media. The video also discusses recent protests demanding a new constitution and media reform, emphasizing the need for public media to reflect the people's reality.

What is the common desire shared by the journalists and the February youth movement?

What significant action did the vice president of a Moroccan human rights organization take on primetime TV?

What changes do the protesters demand regarding the royal rituals?

According to the journalists, what is necessary for the media to serve the public effectively?

What is the general sentiment among the protesters regarding their voices being heard?