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  • Hundreds of Moroccan Minors Face Drug Addiction and Homelessness in Paris Suburbs
    19 July 2019, by Bladi.net

    Several hundred Moroccan minors live in precarious conditions in the Parisian suburbs and are addicted to drugs. This situation, which escapes the French authorities, could lead to a humanitarian crisis.
    The social crisis caused by the arrival of Moroccan minors to Paris is worrying. Expelled by the French authorities years ago, these children, who roam the streets of the capital all day long, are back, reports le360. They have stormed the arteries of the city. They have set up more than (…)

  • Body of Missing Teen Washes Ashore in Northern Morocco Beach Town
    24 July 2019, by Sylvanus

    The sea washed up, on Monday, July 22, 2019, in Martil, in northern Morocco, the body of a drowned teenager who had gone missing on Saturday, July 20.
    Came to enjoy the summer vacation season in Martil, the 16-year-old boy will not return home alive. He was in this region of the Kingdom, accompanied by his family from Fez, to enjoy the holidays, reports Hespress. But fate decided otherwise.
    Drowned in the Mediterranean, his family, who had no more news of him, reported his disappearance (…)

  • Morocco Boosts Family Allowances: 300 DH Per Child Starting July 2019
    24 July 2019, by Sylvanus

    Each child will receive 300 DH for family allowances starting in July 2019. This is the decision of the Board of Directors of the National Social Security Fund (CNSS).
    According to leconomiste.com, family allowances represent 20% of the salary for 32% of beneficiaries declared at less than the minimum wage, 13% of the salary for those declared between the minimum wage and 4,000 DH, and 2% for those over 6,000 DH. This revaluation of family allowances will not lead to an increase in (…)

  • Teens Hijack Casablanca Bus, Cause Accident in Joy Ride Gone Wrong
    30 July 2019, by Kamal

    On the evening of Sunday, July 28, 2019, two juvenile delinquents took control of a bus in Casablanca, endangering the lives of passengers. They caused a traffic accident, causing material damage.
    Two delinquents and an adult got into a conflict with the driver of a bus connecting the beach to the Salmia neighborhood in Casablanca. Overwhelmed, he stopped the bus to call the police. A moment of inattention that will cost the passengers dearly.
    Taking advantage of the situation, a minor (…)

  • Suspect Arrested in Brutal Murder of 5-Year-Old Child in Morocco
    27 November 2019, by Bladi.net

    An individual in an abnormal mental state was arrested on Tuesday, November 27, 2019, for voluntary homicide of a 5-year-old child in the Sala Al Jadida district.
    The murder weapon, a retractable knife, was seized for the purposes of the investigation, pending clarification on the motives of the crime, according to a statement from the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).
    As for the suspect, he was placed in custody with the judicial police brigade and made available for the (…)

  • Teen Girl Hospitalized After Suicide Attempt in Marrakech Medina
    9 January 2020, by Sylvanus

    A 16-year-old teenager tried to take her own life on Monday, January 6, in the medina of Marrakech. She swallowed a toxic product.
    The teenager lost consciousness after swallowing a rat poison, witnesses on the spot recount. Immediately, she was admitted to a hospital near her home.
    Following this suicide attempt, the doctors engaged the vital prognosis of the young girl, a source confides. She would be out of danger.
    An investigation is underway to determine the causes of this suicide.

  • Marvel Introduces New Muslim Superhero ’Amulet’ to Comic Universe
    18 January 2020, by Bladi.net

    Thanks to Marvel, superheroes of Muslims fighting injustice have become a reality and are receiving strong support in 2020.
    In addition, a new character, Amulet, has also made his way into the Marvel comic book universe. In doing so, he adds to his long list of superheroes.
    Amulet will be officially presented in the latest comic book series, "Magnificent Ms. Marvel # 13", reported the journalist Yeni Safak on Tuesday. Staged by Saladin Ahmed, a native of the city of Detroit, Amulet (…)

  • Spanish Court Sentences Two Imams to 15 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
    1 August 2019, by Kamal

    Prosecuted for sexual assaults against two minors, the two individuals, originally from Morocco and Pakistan respectively, will be expelled from Spanish territory after serving two-thirds of their sentence.
    Working in different centers, they were arrested in flagrante delicto, according to the Spanish newspaper La Vangardia. They took advantage of moments of isolation, and forced the two children, aged 9 and 12 respectively, to undergo their sexual harassment, under threat.
    The (…)

  • Decade-Long Quest for Justice: Parents Await Trial in Daughter’s Summer Camp Drowning
    3 August 2019, by Kamal

    On August 1, 2009, Anissa drowned during a sports activity at a summer camp. She was 11 years old, and her parents still can’t get over it, ten years later.
    The case is tainted with negligence, and it took 10 years of struggle for her father, Mourad, for the case to be referred to the Criminal Court for involuntary manslaughter. A trial will finally take place before next spring.
    According to Mourad, interviewed by the newspaper Le Parisien, "we will only truly mourn when we have the (…)

  • Moroccan Woman Sentenced to 8 Years for Infanticide After Abandonment
    4 August 2019, by Kamal

    The fruit of an extramarital affair, the female baby was not meant, according to the mother, to live any longer. She strangled it at birth, after being abandoned by all her loved ones.
    "I was under pressure when I strangled him," she declared before the judge, who sentenced her to 8 years in prison.
    Abandoned by the father, who seems to have left the country, and then by her parents who evoke a dishonor, the young mother finally committed the unthinkable, once her pregnancy came to (…)