Moroccan families of political dissidents who were forcibly disappeared during “the years of lead” continue to call for justice, as the Moroccan state remains silent about this era. On Sunday, dozens of activists gathered at the United Nations Place in Casablanca and held pictures of their relatives who disappeared during the rule of the late King Hassan II (1959-1999). Protesters called on the state to hand over their relatives’ remains and share “the whole political truth behind their disappearance.” “The majority of the families of the victims do not have any information about the place or …