A teenager living with his father in Morocco was taken urgently to the Netherlands after cancer was discovered. Without administrative registration or health insurance, his care depended on arrangements that had become untenable. His mother obtained a provisional court ruling to unblock the situation.
Sentenced to a one-year suspended prison term for domestic violence, a Moroccan man was issued an OQTF and lost his right to reside. The courts nevertheless ordered his case to be reconsidered, taking into account his French son, his financial contribution and his employment.
A mother’s appeal on social media has been heard. Mohammed VI has decided to cover the treatment costs of little Jihane, who suffers from an illness requiring medical monitoring and delicate surgical procedures.
A Moroccan living in Belgium wanted to become the legal father of his daughter, born in the Netherlands in 2023. Since Moroccan law did not allow the form of recognition sought, the Dutch judge used another rule to resolve the situation.
A study of 54 patients followed for 26 years in Morocco reveals a mortality rate of 66.7%. Diagnosis of this rare immune disorder is often delayed, while only eight patients were able to undergo a stem cell transplant.
A Moroccan woman says that her husband left her in Morocco with their baby before returning to the Netherlands with their passports and bringing proceedings before the Larache court. Dutch justice now refuses to recognize the Moroccan decision on parental authority.
Siraj is only three years old. After reaching Ceuta by swimming with his parents and brother, this young Moroccan has lived for 26 days under a tent, without toilets, amid the abandoned warehouses of the El Tarajal industrial zone.
Two private clinics in Larache have received an ultimatum from the Ministry of Health after refusing to treat a 14-month-old baby whose condition was deemed critical. They could be closed if they fail to correct the shortcomings identified.
Five years after the death of Adam, aged 9, who was struck on a Montpellier sidewalk by a driver under the influence of alcohol and drugs, the city is set to pay tribute to him. A plaque will be unveiled on Saturday, August 22, just a few metres from the scene of the tragedy.
The European Commission now considers that the return to Morocco of unaccompanied minors who have remained irregularly in Ceuta is legally possible, under certain conditions. Spain has, in parallel, raised to 2,168 the number of minors identified since the mass arrival of July 30.
Mohamed El Harrak knows firsthand the journey of minors attempting to reach Spain. At just 9 years old, he himself crossed the border hidden under a truck. Today, a social worker, he has returned to Sebta to help young migrants left on the streets.
Zakaria was due to return to work on Monday after two weeks of vacation in Morocco. His easyJet Marrakech–Basel-Mulhouse flight was canceled at the last minute. With his wife and their 18-month-old baby, he will ultimately be unable to return until a week later.