Morocco ramadan muslim 2011 8 19

Non-Muslims eat lunch on the terrace of a McDonald's in Rabat, Morocco, in front of a sign which reminds customers that Muslim adults are forbidden from being served at the restaurant during the day during the month of Ramadan. The sign says only children and non-Muslims will be served. In practice it means that Western foreigners will be served. Some Moroccans are campaigning for the right to eat in public during Ramadan and other secular freedoms.