Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Facing a Life of Difficulties and suffering with Strength and desire of self-Improvement

For a long history Morocco has been a transit country for Sub-Saharan migrants running away from wars and political persecution or simply seeking better chances in Europe. At the begging of the 1990s more and more migrants found themselves stuck in Morocco and forced to stay for periods longer than excepted. Morocco turned from a country of emigration then into a country of transit and finally into a county of final destination or what we can wall permanent transit. Political turmoil in Sub-Saharan countries pushed thousands of migrants to flee their home countries and seek better chances in Europe. On the other side, Europe became less tolerant towards irregular migration and imposed strict migration laws and border control measures to prevent those people from getting into European soil. The new variables forced the transit-migrants to stay in Morocco for periods longer than expected. Since Morocco is a country of emigrants one would expect that the Moroccan state and people would be more sympathetic towards the new Sub-Saharan migrants, but surprisingly enough the situation was different. Sub-Saharan migrants face a lot of hardships that start with physical violence, abuse, discrimination, and don’t end with constant fear of deportation. Examining the hardships and the difficulties Sub-Saharan migrants face in Morocco shall be the main objective of this paper. Conducting a series of interviews with Sub-Saharan migrants shall be the used approach to draw out the difficulties they face and give insights into their lives. Focusing on individual stories of migrants and their epic fight in Morocco shall be the used strategy because presenting quantified data is difficult considering the limitation of time and resources. By focusing on the daily tragedies that the Sub-Saharan migrants go through every day I argue against the famous Moroccan sense of "hospitality" .

full article. 

 http://www.academon.com/research-paper/sub-saharan-migrants-in-morocco-151644/

Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Facing a Life of Difficulties and suffering with Strength and desire of self-Improvement

For a long history Morocco has been a transit country for Sub-Saharan migrants running away from wars and political persecution or simply seeking better chances in Europe. At the begging of the 1990s more and more migrants found themselves stuck in Morocco and forced to stay for periods longer than excepted. Morocco turned from a country of emigration then into a country of transit and finally into a county of final destination or what we can wall permanent transit. Political turmoil in Sub-Saharan countries pushed thousands of migrants to flee their home countries and seek better chances in Europe. On the other side, Europe became less tolerant towards irregular migration and imposed strict migration laws and border control measures to prevent those people from getting into European soil. The new variables forced the transit-migrants to stay in Morocco for periods longer than expected. Since Morocco is a country of emigrants one would expect that the Moroccan state and people would be more sympathetic towards the new Sub-Saharan migrants, but surprisingly enough the situation was different. Sub-Saharan migrants face a lot of hardships that start with physical violence, abuse, discrimination, and don’t end with constant fear of deportation. Examining the hardships and the difficulties Sub-Saharan migrants face in Morocco shall be the main objective of this paper. Conducting a series of interviews with Sub-Saharan migrants shall be the used approach to draw out the difficulties they face and give insights into their lives. Focusing on individual stories of migrants and their epic fight in Morocco shall be the used strategy because presenting quantified data is difficult considering the limitation of time and resources. By focusing on the daily tragedies that the Sub-Saharan migrants go through every day I argue against the famous Moroccan sense of "hospitality" .

full article. 

 http://www.academon.com/research-paper/sub-saharan-migrants-in-morocco-151644/

Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Sub-Saharan struggle in Morocco:

Facing a Life of Difficulties and suffering with Strength and desire of self-Improvement

For a long history Morocco has been a transit country for Sub-Saharan migrants running away from wars and political persecution or simply seeking better chances in Europe. At the begging of the 1990s more and more migrants found themselves stuck in Morocco and forced to stay for periods longer than excepted. Morocco turned from a country of emigration then into a country of transit and finally into a county of final destination or what we can wall permanent transit. Political turmoil in Sub-Saharan countries pushed thousands of migrants to flee their home countries and seek better chances in Europe. On the other side, Europe became less tolerant towards irregular migration and imposed strict migration laws and border control measures to prevent those people from getting into European soil. The new variables forced the transit-migrants to stay in Morocco for periods longer than expected. Since Morocco is a country of emigrants one would expect that the Moroccan state and people would be more sympathetic towards the new Sub-Saharan migrants, but surprisingly enough the situation was different. Sub-Saharan migrants face a lot of hardships that start with physical violence, abuse, discrimination, and don’t end with constant fear of deportation. Examining the hardships and the difficulties Sub-Saharan migrants face in Morocco shall be the main objective of this paper. Conducting a series of interviews with Sub-Saharan migrants shall be the used approach to draw out the difficulties they face and give insights into their lives. Focusing on individual stories of migrants and their epic fight in Morocco shall be the used strategy because presenting quantified data is difficult considering the limitation of time and resources. By focusing on the daily tragedies that the Sub-Saharan migrants go through every day I argue against the famous Moroccan sense of "hospitality" .

full article. 

 http://www.academon.com/research-paper/sub-saharan-migrants-in-morocco-151644/

من عاد فلينتقم الله منه

في احدت تصريحاته في برنامج بلاحدود الدي تبته قناة الجزيرة اعلن السيد بن كيران في كرم طائي لاحدود له عن  العفو العام عن كل من نهب المال العام.ها هو ذا صديقنا بن كيران قد أعطى لنفسه حقا لم يعطه الله سبحانه لنفسه و تنازل عن أموال ليست له فلربها غدا تصل به الوقاحة لان يتنازل عن دماء و أعراض الناي فيعلن العفو و الصفح عن القتلة و المغتصبين و ينادي فيهم الاتخافوا ولا تحزنوا اني معكم..المشكل ليس فقط في اعلان العفو العام عن المفسدين بل في اقتباس اية من القران في غير سياقها اد ينسى بن كيران ان الاية وردت في سياق الصيد في حالة الاحرام و ليس التلبس باكل اموال الناس.

المشكلة في المتاسلمين دوي اللحى الطويلة و الرؤوس الفارغة و الفهم الاعوج للدين انهم يفهمون الديموقراطية بالمقلوب. الاسلاميون في مصر قرروا كتابة الدستور نيابتا عن كل الشعب لانهم حسب مايقولون ممتلون للشعب  وبدلك ينسون ان كتابة الدستور يجب ان تسمو عن الاعتبارات الحزبية والا فسيتم كتابة الدستور بعد كل انتخابات وفوز حزب جديد.كما انه  ادا اخدنا الأمور بهدا المنطق فان لهم الحق في سن قانون تبقي مجلس الشعب الدي يسيطرون عيها قائما مدا الحياة.

بن كيران يعتقد ان بامكانه التنازل عن اموال الشعب فقد الانه منتخب بالاضافة الى انه قرر ببساطة المهدانة مع المفسدين الركوع لهم بعد ان اكتشف ان ما تم بناءه طيلة سنوات لن يهدم في يوم واحد بالكلام.كان على بن كيران ان يعلن للمواطن عجزه عن حل عقدة الفساد بدل توقيع صك غفران لم شربو من دماء الشعب.لطالما كنت اعاتب على الحكومات السابقة عدم اتخادها إجراءات صارمة ضد الفساد فقط الان توضحت الامور.كانت هناك حكومات ترغب في الحد من انتشار الفساد ولا يسعنا هنا سوي التدكير بتجربة حكومة السيد اليوسفي لكن بعد فشلها قررت التزام الصمت الى ان يقضي الله امرا كان مفعولا.المميز في بن كيران انه بعد ان اكتشف عجزه قرر اغلاق الملف نهائيا بان تاب و عفا عن الجميع.الجانب المشرق في تصريحات بن كيران ان لا احد سيعود للفساد لانه لا احد سيتوب عنه خاصة مع وجود راعي رسمي للفساد اسمه بن كيران.

Media in Iran, When no one like what the people think...

     Few weeks ago the official Iranian media Chanel al alam  proposed  a pole on its web page .the pole was in form of question that people would respond to by clicking yes or no.The question was as follow. Do you support the suspension  of the whole nuclear program in exchange for the suspension  of  the international sanction posed against the country? The results of the pole were quite interesting 64 percent of the participants replied that they would support the suspension stopping of the whole nuclear project  ,but what was more interesting is that the channel withdraw  the pole and its results without any fore notice.

      This matter revealed the hypocrisy of the Iranian authorities who says that the Iranians are  ready to sacrifice everything for the program because  is a symbol if dignity and national pride.The Iranian official media keep repeating day and night that nuclear project is a choice of the nation and so the nation is welling to do all it takes to make it go well. Now we can easily notice that the Iranian people have nothing to do with it and they are more concerned with the betterment of their own  lives. The Iranian people want the income of their oil to be spent on the development of their country instead of financing terrorist groups under the label of liberation Palestine.

      The nuclear project itself is nothing but a choice of a bunch of day-dreaming hardliners who want to divert people attention  form the internal issues  that Iran is living toward the west. It is certain that the Iranian authorities are benefiting from this conflict with the west ,all economic difficulties are blamed on the west and the iranian people are forced to team up with a government that they may not like simply because they feel that the whole country is in danger.this matter poses a serious question over the effectiveness of the international sanction ,however this pole tells us a lot about what is really happening in Iran.