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Jamal Elabiad is a Moroccan writer and teacher. He has been writing since 2006. Most of the articles he has written till now revolve around Moroccan political issues. Criticizing his country does not mean he hates it. He criticizes his country simply because he loves so much. For him, shedding ink is better than shedding blood.
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- July 2011 • Moroccan (R)evolution
- March 2011 • February 20 Movement
- February 2011 • Walking Like Egyptians
- January 2011 • The Tunisian Uprising
- December 2010 • Wikileaks & Morocco
- November 2010 • Freedom of Religion
- September 2010 • Education in Morocco
- August 2010 • Red Tape In Morocco
- July 2010 • Moroccans and the World
- June 2010 • Morocco Citizen Media
- April 2010 • Couscous Djellabas and Tajines
- March 2010 • Beyond the Moudawana
- February 2010 • Morocco at the Crossroads
- December 2009 • Knocking on the Palace Door
- De l’Etat de droit au Maroc • Talk Morocco - http://goo.gl/MfhqI -- #Feb20 #Maroc
- Read co-founder @hisham_g's excellent piece for Foreign Policy on Morocco's constitutional face-lift: http://t.co/lwG6npI
- Moroccan (R)evolution: Share your thoughts with us on the referendum, the #Feb20 movement, and where things are headed.
- New essay from Jamal Elabiad: "The King's Speech" http://bit.ly/fUDK0O #Feb20
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