In the absence of reception facilities, France is (almost) unable to manage the influx of unaccompanied minor migrants, especially the "lost children of Morocco", left to their own devices.
The "Audrey & Co" show on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 on LCI hosted Nadia Karmel, the mother who lost her two daughters in a road accident that occurred in April 2018. Her book entitled "They loved each other very, very much...", which has just been published, takes stock of this tragic event.
An infant was abandoned in the center of Guelmim, on Friday, September 6, near the Al Wadnounia residence, in the Amehrich neighborhood.
The Criminal Chamber at the Casablanca Court of Appeal has sentenced a young single mother to 5 years of criminal detention for the murder of her newborn.
For a few days, children have been joyfully exploding firecrackers, on the occasion of the celebration of Achoura scheduled for September 10. Parents need to define priorities in terms of toys to buy for children, excluding those that could cause accidents to the youngest.
Since September 1, 2019, unaccompanied minors of Spanish nationality or those traveling with third parties have been required to carry a travel permit to leave Spain during their trip.
More than 103 children, including Moroccans, were exploited by a criminal network of seven people. The Spanish justice system has demanded a sentence of 6,317 years in prison against the accused, including 710 years for a Moroccan named Younes.
Two people, including a teenager and a sexagenarian, died in Khénifra in the floods that hit the Kingdom. The teenager died from a fatal fall due to the power of the wind, while the older person was swept away by the torrents.
A Moroccan residing in France was sentenced to one year in prison, including four months suspended, for committing two violent thefts, on the night of Thursday, August 29 to Friday, August 30, in the city center of Angers.
Originally from Chefchaouen, an undocumented Moroccan minor died at the university hospital in Ceuta, shortly after being found unconscious in the port of the city, reports the Spanish press.
In the suburbs of Liège, a Moroccan national committed the unthinkable by fatally stabbing her own child. The adolescent collapsed in the street after leaving his parents’ home, his body full of blood.
While the summer period is known to be the time of year when there is an increase in the number of drownings in Morocco, it should also be noted that, due to the lack of neighborhood swimming pools, many children drown in rivers.