"Go Back To Morocco": Woman's Racist Rant Against Fellow Passenger On UK Train Sparks Outrage
The video has sparked widespread outrage on social media, with many viewers questioning the woman's roots and pointing out ...
Moroccan women honour henna traditions as UNESCO grants cultural recognition
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Breaking barriers in Aita music in Morocco
Thouria Moullablad’s family frowned when she first told them she planned to make a living as a cheikha, but now she is ...
From urban bars to country weddings, Moroccan folk singers break barriers and keep traditions alive
Women folk singers are preserving one of Morocco’s most cherished culturual traditions, a genre of folk singing known as aita ...
Instant karma for woman who told train passenger ‘go back to Tunisia or Morocco’
The incident took place on the 11.13am train from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly, which saw a row break out between a ...
Police remove woman from Avanti train for telling passenger to ‘go back to Morocco or Tunisia’
The alleged incident occurred on an Avanti West Coast train journey from Euston to Manchester Piccadilly at around 11.13am on ...
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Instant karma for woman who told train passenger ‘go back to Tunisia or Morocco’
Footage of the incident shows the woman telling the man to ‘go back to Morocco or Tunisia’, which ... at Stoke railway station and identified people in connection. Enquiries into the incident ...
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Police alerted after woman tells London train passenger to 'go back to Morocco or Tunisia'
A woman has been accused of telling a fellow passenger to “go back to Morocco or Tunisia” in a row on a train ... “Officers met the train at Stoke railway station and identified people in connection.
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Police investigate after woman filmed telling train passenger to 'go back to Morocco or Tunisia'
A video, shared on social media, starts showing an argument in which a woman tells a fellow passenger to 'go back to Morocco or Tunisia ... station and identified people in connection.