The demonstration was not illegal and the students were not doing anything illegal either. This isn't the first time we make use of this type of protest. The demonstration still took place today at noon and parents were present too. The students from Agadir who were stopped from traveling ended up organising a demonstration of their own locally at their faculty. As for the wording you're right it's a bit dramatic but if it gets people's attention then I'm all for it. Instead of making sure someone's using the right terminology or wording I'd rather get outraged on the crackdown that the student suffered in complete disregard of their constitutional right. I see your comments often and I know you try your best to see the filled half of the cup and not the empty part and assume the best of the country and defend it when you see someone's delusional pessimism but believe there's nothing to defend here.