Emirati newspapers revealed that Dubai police arrested four Moroccan women after a video clip of them went viral on social media. The video showed them in what appeared to be in a drunken state and showed them assaulting a taxi driver and insulting some bystanders present at a gas station, speaking in a Moroccan dialect.

Dubai Police also arrested the ones of Asian nationality, filming the infamous video. They justified the arrest that “the cybercrime law confirms the criminalization of all participants in such crimes, whether, by appearance, preparation, filming, or retransmission, and that ignorance of the law does not exempt from responsibility.”

"Dr. Slaoui's behaviors are wholly unacceptable," GSK noted in a press release. "They represent an abuse of his leadership position, violate company policies, and are contrary to the strong values that define GSK's culture."

"Sexual harassment and any abuse of leadership position are strictly prohibited and will not be tolerated," GSK said in its release published by major media outlets worldwide.

Among the artists who criticized the return of the strict measures, the Moroccan rapper who I already interviewed in Morocco for Alarabiya News English:

Moroccan rapper Taoufik Hazib, alias Don Bigg took to Instagram to express his anger about the Moroccan government's constantly changing restrictions: Opening and closing the borders, changing the curfews frequently, and a ban on travel to and from the biggest cities in Morocco.

The chief investigator Carolina Salomao told the media that the women filed a report stating that the Moroccan boxer, Hassan Saada, asked them to go to his room, where he restrained them and fondled them. They were cleaning the room right across from his, and he assaulted them by squeezing one of the woman's breasts and trying to kiss the other woman.

Because of his detention, he was unable to participate in the Games and couldn't perform the scheduled fight against his opponent Mehmet Nadir of Turkey and ended up spending the rest of his stay behind bars in a Brazilian prison.