Morocco Has Launched Another Crackdown in Jerada, Human Rights Watch says

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Jerada, June 2018

Moroccan police responded to March 2018 protests in the impoverished mining town of Jerada with weeks of repression. Security forces used excessive force against protesters, recklessly drove a police van into a 16-year-old boy, who was severely injured, and arrested protest leaders and reportedly mistreated them in detention. Human Rights Watch said.

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