Years of Lead in Morocco

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Years of Lead in Morocco refers to a period of authoritarian repression, human rights abuses, and political persecution under King Hassan II’s rule during the late 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
political repression period
addressedBy Equity and Reconciliation Commission NERFINISHED
truth and reconciliation process in Morocco
alsoKnownAs Années de plomb au Maroc NERFINISHED
Sanawāt ar-Ruṣāṣ fī al-Maghrib NERFINISHED
associatedWith Tazmamart prison NERFINISHED
secret detention centers
characterizedBy arbitrary detention
authoritarian rule
crackdown on opposition movements
enforced disappearances
political repression
restrictions on freedom of expression
systematic human rights abuses
torture
country Morocco
endTime 1990s
followedBy human rights reforms in Morocco
political liberalization in Morocco
hasLanguage Arabic
French
humanRightsConcernOf Moroccan human rights organizations NERFINISHED
international NGOs
legacy demands for accountability
public debates on transitional justice in Morocco
locatedIn North Africa
notableEvent 1965 Casablanca student protests
1971 Skhirat coup attempt NERFINISHED
1972 coup attempt against Hassan II
repression following Western Sahara conflict
oppositionTargeted Islamist activists
Sahrawi activists
leftist activists
student movements
trade unionists
perpetratedBy Moroccan intelligence services NERFINISHED
Moroccan security services NERFINISHED
politicalContext Cold War era NERFINISHED
monarchical authoritarianism
startTime 1960s
timePeriod late 20th century
underMonarch Hassan II of Morocco NERFINISHED
victims human rights defenders
journalists
opposition politicians
political prisoners

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Hassan II of Morocco era Years of Lead in Morocco