Relations between parents and managers of certain private school groups remain tense, to the point where the supervisory ministry has been seized by the parents. The disagreement is related to the payment of tuition fees during the crisis period.
Concerned about the revival of the real estate sector, industry professionals have just made their proposals. The violence and suddenness of the crisis has led to the halt of construction sites, the closure of showrooms, and the suspension of credit applications.
The French rapper of Congolese origin, Niska, would have fled to Morocco , after being attacked by his former brother-in-law.
The French consumer association UFC-Que Choisir announced on Tuesday that it had filed a complaint against 20 airlines, including Royal Air Maroc. The issue is canceled flights due to covid-19, without reimbursement of passengers.
Confinement has caused the number of women victims of violence to explode. The Federation of Leagues of Women’s Rights states that it has received 515 telephone calls, from 355 women victims of violence in the various regions of Morocco, between March 16 and May 15.
Morocco extended the state of emergency this Monday until June 10. Bad news for more than 10,000 French and Moroccans residing in France who were hoping for the borders to open on May 20, as originally planned.
Belgium is slowly returning to normal life, after more than two months of lockdown. Even though the Belgian embassy in Morocco has announced that it has been able to repatriate 2,000 Belgians, this is not the case for Naziha and her husband Fouad, who have been stuck in Tangier since March 10. The couple is worried about their business left in the country, which is on the verge of bankruptcy.
The independent collective of parents of students is upset with the Office scolaire et universitaire international (OSUI) and the Mission laïque française (MLF). In a letter addressed to the heads of the two structures, this collective is asking, among other things, for a 50% reduction in third-quarter tuition fees.
Twitter’s laxity in the face of racist content on its platform is the basis of its legal action in France since May 11. Four associations fighting discrimination believe the social network is failing in its content moderation duties.
They are almost a thousand homeless people of Moroccan and sub-Saharan origin who, in these times of health crisis, live in precariousness and cannot find a way to meet their daily needs. This is the finding of the Moroccan Commission for Justice and Human Rights, which calls on the authorities to take charge of these people left to their own devices.
Due to the closure of all Moroccan borders due to covid-19, around 350 Moroccans have remained stranded in Ceuta and Melilla. They live in precarious and difficult conditions.
Members of the police would be putting pressure on the two men who filmed two police officers making racist insults against an Egyptian during an arrest on Saturday night into Sunday, in Seine, on the Île-Saint-Denis. The two men have just filed a complaint.