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News 23 Apr 2013 2 min read

Strike and sit-in by court clerks in Rabat

Strike and sit-in by court clerks in Rabat
The Democratic Union of Justice, affiliated with the FDT, is organising a regional strike today in the judicial district of the Rabat Court of Appeal and a sit-in by members of its national council in front of the military court. These two militant actions will precede the 24-hour national strike that will take place on the 30th of the current month in all the courts of the Kingdom.In the absence of any reaction from the Minister of Justice and Liberties, Mustapha Ramid, to the demands of the court clerks, tension is set to rise a notch in the courts. Neither the letters addressed to the head of government, the Minister of the Interior, and the minister of their department have been able to change the situation of trade union freedoms, which has been constantly worsening since the inauguration of the current government. An offensive also marked by the forceful interventions of the polic…

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