Violent anti-government protests in Morocco entered their fifth day on Thursday, after seeing their first fatalities the night before when police shot two demonstrators. Videos posted on social media show police officers using excessive force against unarmed citizens. Since Saturday, demonstrators across Morocco have rallied under the slogans “freedom, dignity, and social justice,” while also calling for the prime minister’s resignation. According to the Interior Ministry, more than 400 people have been arrested and nearly 300 injured, mostly among security forces, spokesman Rachid El Khalfi said. Over five days of protests, more than 140 police vehicles and 20 private cars have been set on fire.