The image displays a dark grey cinder block wall situated in Ouislane, Morocco, covered with graffiti

The image displays a dark grey cinder block wall situated in Ouislane, Morocco, covered with graffiti. A stylized emblem in red and yellow is painted centrally on the wall, featuring a red shield-like shape flanked by yellow laurel wreaths. Below this emblem, two yellow crossed objects, resembling swords, are visible. Above the main graffiti, the letters "ACAB" are faintly discernible in a Gothic script. Below the central design, the phrase "ALL COPS ARE BASTARDS" is written in white capital letters, with the word "BASTARDS" underlined in red with a thin black stripe. The wall exhibits surface irregularities and paint drippage. In the background, a multi-story residential building with a light yellow/beige facade and prominent brown vertical paneling is visible, featuring multiple balconies with metal railings and numerous windows. A bright red piece of fabric hangs from a balcony railing on an upper floor. Barbed wire and a sparse, bare-branched tree are visible above the wall, partially obscuring the lower section of the background building. The immediate foreground consists of a light brown paved surface leading to the base of the wall.