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Richard Azzouz HAWARI. Omar Radi during his trial in 2020. It was Omar Radi's criticism of previous convictions against dissidents that triggered the case against him. The conviction and imprisonment of Radi, and many more innocent-activists, bloggers, and journalists; has brought attention to the ongoing human rights issues in Morocco and the lack of freedom of the press in the country. The case is seen as a political move by the Moroccan government to silence a critical voice and is a clear violation of the right to freedom of expression. The European Parliament's resolution is an attempt to hold the Moroccan government accountable for its actions and to push for greater protections for journalists and freedom of the press in the country. The case of Radi is also seen as a significant test of the Moroccan government's commitment to reform and democracy. The conviction and imprisonment of a journalist for speaking out against the government undermines the notion...

Richard Azzouz Hawari. It's time for the human conscience's involvement in what is taking place as rampant crimes against humanity, mass arrests of journalists, bloggers, and YouTubers, in that part of the world called Morocco! Today, the criminal's intentions, and methods, have become apparent. " The Moroccan Gate " scandal have exposed both corrupt competing criminal- camps, the African criminal side, and its shinning European counterpart, the privileged white pedophile slave's abuser. Belgium, with its runs with the Moroccan agent- infiltrators, the backwards spies, intimidating the Moroccan community, and peddling drugs, prostitution, in a bulling Moroccan-diplomacy. Spain, and its European Union, have found themselves swimming in a pool infested with Moroccan lice, and bedbugs as in his Majesty's dungeons. U.S.A, politicians, Mass Media, and world population, our neighbor has a big role to play. We share historical, and cultural bounds with the en...

Richard Azzouz HAWARI. Some studies have suggested that there may be a genetic component to attitudes towards slavery, but the evidence is not conclusive. Attitudes towards slavery are shaped by a variety of factors, including cultural, historical, and personal experiences. It is likely that a person's attitudes towards slavery are influenced by their upbringing, the society they live in, and the information they have been exposed to. It is also important to note that attitudes towards slavery, as well as other forms of discrimination and prejudice, can be influenced by societal norms and biases, which may be reinforced and perpetuated through generations. It is also worth noting that slavery has been a historical and global phenomenon , and the attitude and actions towards it have been different in different societies, cultures and time periods. Therefore, it is important to be careful when making generalizations about attitudes towards slavery and to consider the specific co...

Richard Azzouz HAWARI. In the case of a regime like Morocco committing atrocities against the population of the Rif in 1958/1959 and its prosecution of the Amazigh people, it is important for the international community to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. This can include holding individuals within the Moroccan government and military accountable for planning and carrying out these crimes, as well as imposing economic sanctions or other measures against the government. Premeditated regimes that commit crimes against humanity are responsible for some of the worst atrocities in human history. These crimes can include genocide, ethnic cleansing, mass rape, and other forms of systematic violence against civilian populations. The individuals and groups that hold political power in these regimes are typically to blame for planning and executing these crimes. Preventing such situations from occurring in the first place is a complex and difficult task. One importa...

Richard Azzouz HAWARI. Pict of Young Berber-men from the Rif tortured, assassinated, and beheaded by the racists Moroccan terrorist's Police state, and its dictator Mohamed6. In writing about the role of the intelligence agencies around the world, dirty activities like, starting wars, assassinations, kidnapping, and overthrowing regimes around the world. Fabrication of fake news, and accusations of descents, as in Morocco, where the Moroccan police state happened to enjoy the international privileges, amenities in their dirty pursuit of the opposition, and the assassination of Mehdi Ben Berka, and countless names of opposition leaders, and the Moroccan justice in the hands of a dictator, and his family. Some intelligence agencies have been accused of involvement in activities such as starting wars, assassinations, kidnapping, and overthrowing regimes. However, these are generally considered to be illegal activities and are typically carried out without the public knowledge ...

Richard Azzouz HAWARI. the New Year 2973 is celebrated by the Imazighen, it is important to remember the ongoing struggle for recognition and equality for Amazigh communities in North Africa and around the world. Despite the challenges they face, many Amazighen continue to be proud of their roots and to promote their culture and heritage. The Amazigh, also known as Berbers, are an indigenous people of North Africa who have a long and rich history. Their new year, known as Yennayer, is an important celebration for many Amazigh communities, but it has been banned in some post-colonial Arab-dominated countries in North Africa. This is due to a history of persecution and marginalization of the Amazigh by Arab regimes, as well as by European colonizers who saw the Amazigh as "primitive" and sought to suppress their culture and identity. During the 20th century, many Amazigh communities in North Africa fought for independence from colonial powers, but their efforts were oft...

Richard Azzouz Hawari. We call on the Spanish government, and the world courts,to open a dialogue, for a settlement about the alleged use of poison gas by the Spanish military during the Rif War (1920-1927). According to some accounts, the Spanish army is said to have used poison gas in an attempt to put down the Rif rebellion led by Abdelkrim Khatabi. It is claimed that the gas was used against Riffian forces and civilians, causing significant casualties. There are also allegations that the French and Italian governments provided the Spanish with chemical weapons for use in the conflict. The Rif is a historical region in northern Morocco, known for its strong sense of identity and resistance to foreign rule. One of the most significant events in the history of the Rif was the Rif War, also known as the Rif Rebellion, which took place from 1920 to 1927. During this time, a Riffian leader named Abdelkrim Khatabi led a resistance movement against the colonial occupations of Spain ...