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Akram Oubachir

EXPLAINED: Morocco urges african fraternity after surge in hate speech linked to chaotic africa cup final | Rare Historical Photos

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King Mohammed VI of Morocco is appealing for fraternity with African nations as rights groups warn of a rise of hate speech in the country following a chaotic final in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Host Morocco was beaten 1-0 in extra time by Senegal in a game Sunday that saw Senegalese players walk off the field protesting a penalty in stoppage time, and fans trying to storm the pitch.

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