Moroccan lawyers have decided to continue their strike and boycott of judicial proceedings despite the recent enactment of Law 66.23 concerning the legal profession. The decision followed an extensive meeting of the Moroccan Bar Associations, lasting throughout Thursday evening and continuing with a follow-up bureau meeting. The associations affirmed their commitment to continuing the work stoppage, indicating dissatisfaction remains despite the law’s publication in the official gazette. Details regarding the specific grievances driving the continued strike were not fully elaborated in the initial report. This ongoing action signals a significant disruption to the judicial system in Morocco. The associations’ statement suggests the new law does not adequately address their concerns regarding the profession. Further developments are anticipated as the strike persists.