About 10,000 teachers staged a new protest in the Moroccan capital Rabat on Sund...
RABAT - About 10,000 teachers staged a new protest in the Moroccan capital Rabat on Sunday to demand permanent jobs, hours after police had used water cannon to disperse an overnight demonstration.
They want an end to renewable contracts in favor of permanent jobs that offer civil service benefits, including a better retirement pension. Morocco, which has avoided the turmoil seen by other countries during and after the Arab Spring of 2011, regularly sees protests though they rarely draw several thousands or involve confrontations with police.
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