At least two people have been killed and hundreds more arrested in Morocco amid ongoing youth-led protests against corruption and poor public services. Local authorities said security forces opened fire on protesters in the town of Lqliaa, in western Morocco, to prevent them from storming a police station. They are being organized by a group calling itself “GenZ 212,” a reference to the country’s telephone country code. As we wrote earlier in the week, Gen Z protests like the ones in Morocco have erupted all over the world this year, including in Nepal, Indonesia, the Philippines and Kenya. But each country also has its own political context and set of issues.