RABAT: Morocco’s GenZ 212 youth collective said Saturday it was temporarily suspending protests after two weeks of demonstrations calling for reforms in health and education. The weekend pause was “a strategic step to strengthen organization and coordination, so the next phase of the movement is more effective and influential,” the group said in a statement. GenZ 212 said its demands were unchanged, citing “accountability for the corrupt” and government responsibility for worsening social and economic conditions.

Youth want King Mohammed to take lead in tackling corruption after near-nightly protests that have seen three killed.

RABAT: Morocco’s GenZ 212 youth collective said Saturday it was temporarily suspending protests after two weeks of demonstrations calling for reforms in health and education. The…