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Amina Maa El Enein, a leader in the Justice and Development Party (PJD) and the head of its list in the Ain Sebaa district of Casablanca, announced her initiation of legal proceedings against individuals and pages she claims have habitually attacked, defamed, and insulted her.
Maa El Enein stated in a post on her Facebook account that throughout her political and activist career, she had avoided resorting to the judiciary in the face of what she described as "defamation, slander, insult, and affronts to dignity," despite calls from her supporters to do so.
She explained that she had carried out "the necessary verifications" to commence legal procedures against a number of individuals and pages, accusing their owners of using artificial intelligence in text and images. She sent a message to those she described as "professional attackers" to prepare for judicial proceedings.
Maa El Enein added that resorting to the judiciary comes after some considered her silence and avoidance in the past period as "weakness and fear." She affirmed that she has chosen the legal path this time, noting that the nature of her work makes courts a part of her daily professional life.
The PJD leader criticized, in her post, what she described as the transformation of some forms of political disagreement into personal insults, considering that some cases, in her words, require "psychological analysis more than political."
Maa El Enein asserted that the judiciary will be "the arbiter" in these cases, pointing to her reliance on "material evidence" and the legal verifications she has completed. She stressed, in contrast, the necessity for judicial and security institutions to remain at the service of citizens based on equality, neutrality, professionalism, and objectivity.
Maa El Enein concluded her post by emphasizing her commitment to resorting to institutions and the law in the face of what she described as attempts to mislead public opinion into believing that judicial or institutional entities stand with her opponents.
