2011 Moroccan protests: Demonstrations are called for following a constitutional referendum on greater freedoms held yesterday.

2011 Moroccan protests: Democracy campaigners dismiss as "unbelievable" government figures showing that 98 per cent of voters backed Morocco's constitutional referendum amid allegations of multiple voting, with people marching through Rabat, Casablanca and Tangier chanting "The interior minister is a liar".
2011-07-4

2011 Moroccan protests: The February 20 Movement rejects last Friday's constitutional referendum as nationwide demonstrations against the regime continue.
2011-07-3

2011 Moroccan protests: Thousands of people participate in massive peaceful demonstrations against the government on streets across Morocco, calling for an end to corruption and torture.
2011-04-24

Jobless protestors riot in the headquarters of Morocco's Office Chérifien des Phosphates in the city of Khouribga. [http:--www.trust.org-alertnet-news-riot-in-moroccos-phosphates-city-over-jobs (Reuters via Alertnet)]date=August 2019
2011-03-15

Police break up a pro-reform protest in Morocco, resulting in several injuries.
2011-03-14

Pro-Gaddafi forces are besieging the towns of Misrata and Zawiya.
2011-03-13

Bahraini protesters block access to the Parliament of Bahrain.
2011-02-28

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