clerics, launched a campaign of online hate speech, and used local newspapers for the same purpose. Our association has already reviewed dozens of publications, including newspaper articles and statements made by government officials that compare people belonging to minorities to some animals and viruses, and claim that minorities would cause conflict and impair security and stability, which confirms the government's connection to online hate speech. Mrs. President Our association recommends to the Moroccan government, through Forum on Minority Issues, the following: • Adopt legislative and policy measures protecting people from online hate speech on the Internet, freedom of opinion and expression, and the right to active participation in public life. Therefore, Morocco should consider suspending the implementation of discriminatory and politicized laws, which it has identified in its latest reports. • Ensure the right of members of minorities to prosecute inciters of hatred on the grounds of religion or belief, within the various Moroccan courts. So far, all minority people trying to protect themselves from hatred by going to the courts have been directly threatened by the Moroccan police.