A rapper residing in France has been detained in Morocco following his return from Spain, joining Ali Lmrabet who was arrested days prior. The arrests signal increasing risks for Moroccan expatriates who openly criticize the monarchy. The rapper's detention stems from a song titled “Pegasus,” indicating the authorities’ sensitivity to dissenting voices. This latest incident raises concerns about freedom of expression within Morocco. It suggests a pattern of repercussions for those voicing opposition, even from abroad. The situation highlights the precarious position of individuals critical of the government when attempting to enter the country. Further details are emerging as reported by TSA and other international media.