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This undated photo provided by febrayer.com website appears to show tattoo marks on a 17-year-old Moroccan girl who told police she was gang-raped, forcibly tattooed and held against her will for two months, in Oulad Ayad, near Beni Melal, central Morocco. The girl's lawyer says authorities have arrested 12 suspects in a case that's sparking fresh public outcry over women's rights and sexual abuse in the North African kingdom. The Moroccan government has so far declined to comment on the girl's harrowing account. Local police confirmed to The Associated Press that there have been arrests in the case, but wouldn't say how many or give details.(Febrayer.com via AP)
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