Lawyers in Tetouan, Morocco, have decided to continue their complete suspension of professional services following an emergency meeting of the local Bar Association council. The decision stems from ongoing concerns regarding Law 66.23, which governs the legal profession, and the recent ruling by the Constitutional Court. The council affirmed its commitment to the strike, aligning its actions with recommendations from the national Bar Association council's latest meeting. This protest reflects wider anxieties within the Moroccan legal community over the potential impacts of the new law. Specific details regarding parallel steps to be taken were not fully disclosed, but further action is anticipated. The strike signifies a strong stance against perceived unfavorable changes to regulations governing their profession. Hespress reports this is a developing story.