"“The state jails any activist if it wants to. Law matters little here,” said Reda Oulamine, a lawyer based in Casablanca and the president of Law and Justice, a group dedicated to establishing the rule of law in Morocco.
“There is still no independent judiciary despite the new Constitution, which was implemented to soothe the street,” said Mr. Oulamine, adding that there had been “some progress with the creation of the brave Club of Judges,” formed by hundreds of magistrates in 2011 to demand more independence for the judiciary."
“There is still no independent judiciary despite the new Constitution, which was implemented to soothe the street,” said Mr. Oulamine, adding that there had been “some progress with the creation of the brave Club of Judges,” formed by hundreds of magistrates in 2011 to demand more independence for the judiciary."
