Morocco has been rocked by huge demonstrations since Saturday, calling for better government services and an end to corruption.

During the first three days, the rallies, which have been banned and suppressed by the authorities, were largely non-violent – a principle that the organisers have repeatedly insisted on.

However, on Tuesday clashes erupted with law enforcement in several cities across the North African kingdom.

They continued on Wednesday, leading to the killing of three young men by the police and hundreds of people being injured.

Since the start of the protests, authorities have made hundreds of arrests. In Rabat, more than 200 demonstrators were detained during the first three days, and more than 400 people were arrested after the latest violence. Over 130 people are due to stand trial.

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