William Charif, the 22-year-old man who drove his car into the crowd after the France-Morocco World Cup match on December 14, 2022, in the La Paillade neighborhood of Montpellier, killing Aymen, a 13-year-old teenager, will remain in prison until his trial scheduled for late October. This was decided by the Montpellier Court of Appeal on Tuesday.
Despite their separation over two years ago, Hiba Abouk maintains good relations with Achraf Hakimi. The Spanish actress of Tunisian origin appreciates the constant attention that the Moroccan PSG defender gives to their two children, Amin and Naim.
Oussaid, a 13-month-old baby, was seriously injured on the forehead by a phone that fell from a ride, while he was enjoying the fairground attractions set up in Saint-Ghislain for the Ascension festivities with his family. The little boy is still hospitalized.
Scottish entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne and his wife Nigora Whitehorn recently traveled to Morocco with the American charity Operation Smile to help save the lives of children with cleft palates.
Spanish police arrested a Moroccan couple at the port of Tarifa (Cadiz) who were wanted by Dutch authorities for kidnapping and holding their three minor children.
Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are now parents of a baby girl named Sherazade.
The trial of the alleged perpetrator of the death of Aymen, the 13-year-old violently struck by a car three years ago in the Mosson neighborhood after the France-Morocco football match, will finally take place in Montpellier next October.
Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are pulling out all the stops to welcome their first child.
In addition to women, men are also offering babysitting services via applications. This is causing concern for many Moroccan internet users who are questioning child protection and the legitimacy of these services.
The parents of the "little martyr of the A10" will be tried by the end of 2026. This is the decision of the Court of Cassation of Loir-et-Cher, which rejected the request for a change of venue for the trial, requested by the Attorney General of Orléans.
Minors, particularly from Morocco, are being recruited on social networks, notably through groups on Telegram, YouTube, or WhatsApp by criminal networks from Belgium or in Brussels neighborhoods. They are being used as drug dealers.
Seized by a young mother seeking compensation for her son born of rape, the Moroccan Court of Cassation has rendered a landmark decision.