'De-radicalization' offers Moroccan prisoners route to freedom

RABAT: Saleh has been languishing in Moroccan jails for 19 years on terrorism charges, but he hopes to be freed soon thanks to a de-radicalization program. The former hard-line militant, today a bearded prisoner in his 50s, said he once held beliefs that justified violence. “I believed Muslims had a duty to fight oppressive rulers who don’t apply Islamic law, and to attack

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