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Law No. 03-03 on Combating Terrorism including content moderation regulation entered into force

On 29 May 2003, Law No. 03-03 on Combating Terrorism entered into force. According to Article 218-2, any person who publicly condones acts constituting terrorist offences through speeches, shouts, or threats made in public places or meetings, or through writings, printed materials sold, distributed, or displayed in public places or meetings, or through posters exposed to public view, or by audiovisual and electronic means of information, shall be punished by imprisonment of two to six years and a fine ranging from MAD 10'000 to MAD 200'000. Article 218-5 stipulates that anyone who, by any means, persuades, incites, or provokes another to commit any of the offences outlined in this chapter shall be subject to the penalties prescribed for that offence.

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Scope

Policy Area
Content moderation
Policy Instrument
Content moderation regulation
Regulated Economic Activity
cross-cutting
Implementation Level
national
Government Branch
executive
Government Body
central government

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2003-05-28
adopted

On 28 May 2003, the Prime Minister endorsed the text for Law No. 03-03 on Combating Terrorism. Acco…

2003-05-29
in force

On 29 May 2003, Law No. 03-03 on Combating Terrorism entered into force. According to Article 218-2…