Overview
- Organizers urged peaceful marches and asked supporters to wear black in mourning after lethal shootings near Agadir.
- Police say those killed were attempting to storm a station to seize weapons, a claim the GenZ 212 collective contests.
- The government authorized protests for the first time this week and the prime minister signaled willingness to talk to organizers.
- Authorities report hundreds of arrests and injuries across multiple cities, with the death toll reported as at least two and in some accounts three.
- The European Union called for calm as demonstrators highlight recent maternal deaths in Agadir and frustration with spending tied to the 2030 World Cup.