Young Moroccans, organized by the GenZ 212 collective, have been protesting nightly against social inequality, demanding government overhaul and rights to education and healthcare. They plan a larger rally ahead of King Mohammed VI's annual speech, highlighting deep-seated frustrations over public services and government spending.

• Protesters come from various backgrounds, including a law graduate and a cook, united by anger over inequality.
• The collective, operating anonymously via Discord, emphasizes a leaderless structure to prevent co-option or prosecution.
• Personal stories shared include cases of inadequate public healthcare leading to death or significant debt (e.g., Aymane's aunt, Mohammed's eye condition), and financial struggles exacerbated by poor education access (Abderrahmane).
• A key frustration is public spending on projects like 2030 World Cup stadiums, while essential services and earthquake aid are neglected.