Moroccan trade union activists defied a protest ban on Sunday to denounce surging costs of food and fuel prices ahead of the 12th anniversary of the 20 February movement, the Moroccan version of the 2011 region's uprisings. Around the North African kingdom, protesters from the Democratic Labour Confederation (CDT) staged rallies outside their offices in the country's main cities "following the decision of the authorities to ban marches," senior CDT member Othman Baka told The New Arab. Morocco's ministry of interior said the marches were banned due to a "health state of emergency" put in place during the Covid-19 pandemic, which was still in force, according to the let
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