00:00The calm in the Moroccan city of Ujda is fragile.
00:04After violent clashes between protesters and police forces the night before,
00:08the aftermath is still visible.
00:11The mostly young protesters have taken to the streets across Morocco for the past five days
00:16to demand better education and access to health care and employment.
00:20Interviewed by Morocco's national television,
00:23inhabitants assess the material damage to the city.
00:26We support the protests but reject the destruction.
00:33As long as we all want to protect public freedom, demand dignity and call for social justice,
00:38we must understand that social justice means giving everyone their rights.
00:43Since we want each person to have their rights, why would we violate the rights of others?
00:49We should not infringe on the rights of others, nor should we violate the freedom of others.
00:56There was a group of people who took to the streets,
00:59young people with a set of demands that are fair and legitimate,
01:02and they were acting peacefully.
01:03The city of Ujda is known for its peacefulness and calm,
01:06and these events happen in our country and are dear to us.
01:08Everyone must take responsibility.
01:11With two protesters shot dead Wednesday night in the city of Le Clia,
01:15and several others injured,
01:17the tension in the country remains difficult to rein in.
01:20Ms. Le Clia Come Caressor
01:39the situation of the country.
01:40Now, if you see a lovely século,
01:43when you look at the live予定,
01:45the veil of man lets you turn around the screen.
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