Munib criticizes the decriminalization of illicit enrichment from the government program and warns of impunity

Nabila Munib, MP for the Left Alliance, criticized the decriminalization of illicit enrichment from the government program, after the prime minister had promised to revive this law in the government statement. This came according to what was published by the "Lakm" website in press statements to the Parliament on October 27, 2026.

Munib believes that the new contents of the Code of Criminal Procedure prevent civil society and the Public Prosecution from combating corruption, and that this affects, according to her, the constitution and the state of law. It also affects the right to report corruption and protect whistleblowers.

The parliamentarian cited the case of Professor Rashid Sharqab, who she said was sentenced to the powerful prison for reporting imbalances at Ibn Rushd Hospital. She called for an urgent investigation into the imbalances he uncovered, and was surprised to see a doctor in a precise specialization in prison, at a time when Morocco suffers from a great shortage in medical frameworks.

Munib confirmed that public hospitals are drowning in corruption and imbalances, while 91 percent of funding and health coverage funds go, she said. to the private sector.

She wondered about the message to be passed to Moroccans after the arrest of Sharqab, wondering if the fate of everyone who exposes corruption is imprisonment. She also saw that there are those who seek to blow up the situation in the country, pointing out that citizens are exhausted by the living conditions, and that the children of the protesters, including rural youth and the youth of the "Generation Z" movement, have been imprisoned.

The parliamentarian criticized the absence of clear answers about the circumstances of the escape of 80,000 Moroccans towards occupied Ceuta. Lack of serious action to address the situation of 3 million young people without training or work.

Source: Lakm - https://lakome2.com/politique/435534/