Overview
- Prosecutors said 2,480 people have been charged over the youth-led demonstrations, with 1,473 remaining in custody awaiting trial.
- Courts have convicted 411 defendants, including 76 minors, with more than 60 receiving prison sentences of up to 15 years.
- Allegations include group rebellion, violence against law enforcement, incitement to commit crimes, and offenses tied to vandalism, looting, or arson.
- The Moroccan Association for Human Rights and other observers have challenged police conduct and trial conditions, while the prosecutor maintains procedures complied with the law.
- Turnout at street protests has declined following a royal reform speech and a draft $15 billion plan for health and education, even as legal cases advance.