HIBAPRESS – ع محياوي
The Court of First Instance in the city of Taza decided, yesterday, Monday, October 20, 2025, to postpone the consideration of the case of the events that recently occurred in the city, in which nine young people are being prosecuted against the backdrop of what was known as the “Generation Z” movement protests, until next Monday, October 27th.
According to judicial sources, the postponement decision came in response to the defense's request, which requested an additional period to review the details of the case and prepare the pleadings, given the large number of defendants and the complexity of the facts. The first hearing witnessed a remarkable presence of the families of the detainees, while the ruling body rejected the temporary release requests submitted by the defense of some of the accused, despite the social defenses on which it was based, including continuing their studies. The accused in this case are being prosecuted on charges related to participation in the riots and sabotage that accompanied the “Generation Z” movement protests, which resulted in material damage affecting public and private property within the city.
