Dans le cadre de la célébration de la journée internationale de lutte contre la corruption Transparency Maroc organise un concours vidéo à l’échelle nationale, autour du thème de la corruption. Ce concours s’inscrit dans un grand événement artistique (danse, musique, slam, rap, conte, théâtre, arts graphique…) que nous avons intitulé : PAROLES URGENTES Comment l’art peut-il agir contre la corruption? Comment dénoncer, détourner l’image, jouer subtilement, avec ironie, avec sarcasme, créer des sons, des images, des rythmes capables de nous interpeller sur le sujet ? Le concours est adressé à tous les artistes résidant au Maroc. Tous les genres sont acceptés : Art vidéo, Fiction, Documentaire, Clip, Expérimental, Pub, etc.

The release of activist Chakib El Khyari, on April 14th, 2010, in addition to the annulment by Rabat’s Administrative Court regarding the decree which forbade the Integrity award ceremony previously pronounced by the Wali of Rabat, gave Transparency Morocco the opportunity to celebrate and present Mr Chakib El Khyari and Mr Abderrahim Berrada with their respective trophies

After four successive bans of 2010 Integrity Awards, Transparency Morocco filed an order against the Wali of Rabat for abuse of power and called for increased advocacy and respect for civil liberties. The release of Chakib El Khyari, a political activist who won TM’s 2010 Integrity Award was a source of victory and joy to all those who supported him throughout his ordeal.

Tuesday April 12th, 2011 Transparency Morocco is submitting its proposal for the promotion of a National Integrity System to the Commission in charge of drafting Morocco’s new constitution. In this proposal, Transparency Morocco intends to contribute to the debate on public governance by sharing its vision on corruption and means of strengthening the national integrity system with the Commission.

The General Board Meeting of Transparency Morocco of January 22nd, 2011 would like to publically express, through a final statement, its admiration for the movement of the Tunisian youth that demanded the end of the State run by corrupt leaders and the establishment of democracy.

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Following the three previous bans ceremony Integrity Award 2010, the Wali of Rabat notified January 5, 2011 Transparency Morocco to an order prohibiting the ceremony scheduled for the same purpose the next day at Club lawyers Rabat, for "securit