A continuing strike by Moroccan lawyers is causing apprehension as the country approaches its legislative elections scheduled for September 23, 2026. The lawyers are protesting a draft law regulating the legal profession and have suspended professional services as part of their demonstration. Sources indicate the ongoing protests are casting a shadow over the political landscape. The timing of the strike, close to the elections, is raising worries among candidates. The disruption of legal services could potentially impact various processes linked to the electoral period. Further details regarding specific tasks suspended are pending. The strike’s impact on the election process remains to be seen, but is generating significant political concern.