An escape worthy of an action movie. A caïd preferred to jump from the second floor rather than face the gendarmes. Accused of adultery by his wife , the man took advantage of the legal framework prohibiting nighttime searches to prepare his spectacular escape at dawn.
The Spanish justice system is not letting go. Faced with Morocco’s refusal to pay compensation for harassment, a court in Murcia has ordered the immediate seizure of the bank accounts of its consulate. A shock measure of more than 100,000 euros to repair the ordeal of a former employee.
The municipal councillor of Molenbeek , Jamel Azaoum, was the subject of a complaint from the municipality of Molenbeek. He is accused of having declared "Here, we are in Belgium, not in Africa..." during a public session held on Wednesday evening.
A family father has dragged the municipality of Tangier to court . The municipality is accused of negligence after the fall of a minor child into an open sewer on the public road.
It is a David versus Goliath victory that will set a precedent. The administrative court of Tangier has just condemned the company Amendis to compensate a user for having cut off his water without warning. A judgment that reminds the delegatees of their public service obligations.
It’s the earthenware pot against the iron pot. A resident of the Tangier region has decided to file a complaint against the company Al Omrane before the administrative court. He accuses the armed wing of the State in the field of housing of having amputated his land by nearly 700 m² to build a road, without any legal procedure or compensation.
The "Chikaya.ma" portal was running at full capacity last year. In 2025, Moroccans filed no less than 163,694 complaints against the public administration. While the response time has improved, the satisfaction rate of users remains mixed.
The Moroccan diaspora no longer hesitates to bring legal action in their country of origin. The latest report from the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the year 2024 reveals intense activity: more than 2,000 complaints have been filed by Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) , marking a renewed confidence but also a strong expectation towards the judicial system.
The courts have ruled, but the damage is done. The administrative court of Rabat has just condemned the state to compensate a bank executive who was wrongly imprisoned. Definitively recognized as innocent after an abusive pre-trial detention, the man receives financial compensation, which is quite meager compared to the social and professional disaster he has suffered.
The tragedy has turned into a legal battle. Faced with a heavy toll of 37 deaths, an association of lawyers points to the direct responsibility of the Executive. A complaint is now targeting the head of government to obtain the declaration of a "disaster area" and force the state to compensate the victims.
A student, identified as the daughter of the Moroccan vice-consul, was the target of a violent robbery on public transportation in the Île-de-France region. The young woman officially filed a complaint this Wednesday morning with the police, following the assault that occurred on board a RER D train.
The Moroccan Lawyers’ Club is taking legal action against Yemeni activist Tawakkol Karman, requesting that the Turkish prosecutor’s office open an investigation, summon her, and "if necessary, arrest her upon her entry into Turkish territory" due to the defamatory remarks she has made against Moroccan institutions.