In the press - "In Morocco, the historian and opponent Maâti Monjib finds hope"

"The historian and activist Maâti Monjib placed on parole," writes

, one of the rare Moroccan media to dare to talk about it.

Sentenced to one year in prison for “fraud” and “endangering state security”, he had been imprisoned for 3 months and had started a hunger strike in early March.

recalls that there was "a huge international mobilization for his release" and "a complaint lodged in France for arbitrary detention." 

In Hong Kong, reports

, the authorities are using "great means to eradicate the Covid-19" by isolating "automatically in quarantine any suspect of infection. Measures which go as far as separating children from their parents".

Find the poignant testimonies to read in the pages of the French daily.

In France, the Prime Minister details his "battle plan" against the Covid-19 in the columns of the

 and provides details on the celebrations of the Easter holidays.

For the

, it's a strange confined spring that begins.

And then, the Blues who start qualifying for the next FIFA World Cup against Ukraine, but are already thinking about the Euro in June.

"The world belongs to them", headlines the sports daily

.

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