A/HRC/19/58 440. Finally, the Government stressed that the public forces acted with the supervision of the judiciary and in total respect of the law in force for the dispersion of demonstrations that constitute a violation of the general laws in force. General allegations Summary of the general allegation 441. The Working Group received information from credible sources concerning obstacles encountered in the implementation of the Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance in Morocco. This information was transmitted to the Government of Morocco on 13 January 2011, after the Working Group ninety-second session. 442. It was reported that, in the context of the application of law 03-03 in the fight against terrorism, in force since 5 June 2003, there have been several cases of people arrested and held in secret detention for several days and, on some occasions, for a few months. 443. In this connection, the source reported that the last wave of arrests without disclosing the whereabouts of the detainees took place in Casablanca between 12 March and 3 May 2010. During this period, the source alleges that at least 11 people were abducted on the streets or from their homes by officials of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance and then taken to unknown places of detention. 444. Four of these cases were brought to the attention of the Government under the Working Group’s urgent action procedure in 2010: Mr. Otman Babi, Mr. Abderahim Lahjouli, Mr. Adnan Zakhbat, and Mr. Younes Zarli. The other cases concern: Mr. Saïd Ezziouani, was allegedly arrested on 12 April 2010, in the proximity of the Assunna Mosque, located at 2 March Avenue, Casablanca, by Security Services agents; Mr. Abdelaziz Janahe, was allegedly arrested on 19 April 2010, at his home, by Security Services agents; Mr. Mahdi Maliani, was allegedly abducted on 19 March 2010, in the area Hay Al-Ousra, Ain-Chock district, Casablanca, by Security Services agents; Mr. Mohamed Boutarfas, was allegedly arrested on 1 May 2010, at his home, by State agents in civilian clothing and then taken to an unknown place; Mr. Zouhair Benkassou, was allegedly arrested on 1 May 2010, at his home, by State agents in civilian clothing and then taken to an unknown location; Mr. Ahmed Arrahmouni and Mr. Mohamed Hilal, both usually residing in Parma, Italy were allegedly arrested by the Italian police on 19 April 2010, and turned over to the Moroccan authorities the same day. 445. According to the source, these individuals were presented before a judge on 6 May 2010. Mr. Mohamed Bouterfas, Mr. Zouhair Benkassou and Mr. Ahmed Rahmouni were released following their presentation before the judge. 446. According to the Working Group’s usual practice, the Government of Italy received a copy of the general allegation. Reply from the Government 447. On 14 October 2011, the Government provided information on seven individuals mentioned in the general allegation stating that they were prosecuted as a result of their belonging to terrorist groups. 448. Regarding Messrs. Said Essiouani and Abdelaziz Janahe, the Government noted that they were members of a structure linked to Al-Qaida and to its affiliates and planned to commit terrorist attacks in the Kingdom, capped from France by Mr. Ahmed Sahnouni Yaacoubi, French of Moroccan origin. Messrs. Essiouani and Janahe were taken before the Investigative Judge at the Appeal Court of Salé on 6 May 2010, concerning an illegal 91