Morocco’s Islamist party urges ban of ‘homosexual’ film
Published by Al-Araby Morocco's Islamist party has called for a ban on the award-winning Moroccan movie “The Blue Caftan” from screening in national cinemas over its alleged “promotion of homosexuality” and “violating” the country's religious morals. “The General Secretariat denounces allowing a film that promotes homosexuality to be screened in Moroccan cinemas, in a grave […]
Al-Araby
Morocco's Islamist party has called for a ban on the award-winning Moroccan movie “The Blue Caftan” from screening in national cinemas over its alleged “promotion of homosexuality” and “violating” the country's religious morals. “The General Secretariat denounces allowing a film that promotes homosexuality to be screened in Moroccan cinemas, in a grave violation of the religious, national, and moral values of the Moroccan Muslim people,” the Islamist party of Justice and Development Party (PJD) added in a press release on Friday. Directed by Maryam Touzani, “The Blue Caftan” depicts the story …
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