Camélia is a Spanish woman born in Morocco where she grew up until the age of 18 before joining France in 2002. This "Yellow Vest" activist was arrested in possession of a shield, near the Parisian procession. Under an obligation to leave France, Camélia could win this battle thanks to a strong mobilization on social networks.
The French authorities this week carried out the repatriation of a Moroccan national to Fès-Saiss airport, for reasons unknown to date. Is it a wanted notice or illegal stay? No information has been communicated.
In Spain for about ten years, where he had arrived as a minor, Ismail Razga now risks deportation to Morocco despite several world athletics championship titles and many meetings won.
Moroccan journalist Nora Fouari was not allowed to enter Lebanon, the authorities accusing her of having previously stayed in Israel.
Bilel Ben Ammar, sometimes described (by the media) as a Moroccan intelligence agent who supported the terrorist Anis Amri and sometimes described by the authorities as a simple Tunisian unrelated to the 2016 Berlin Christmas market attack, would have 12 pseudonyms known to the German authorities. The latter are still sticking to their positions...
Malika El Aroud can be deported to Morocco. All appeals of the one nicknamed "the Black Widow of Jihad" have been exhausted and her deportation to the kingdom could happen quite soon.
A ruling by the Council for Alien Law Litigation, dated this Friday, could trigger the procedure for removing Malika El Aroud, a woman with multiple extravagant nicknames such as "The Black Widow of Jihad" or "The Fiancée of the Jihadists", from Belgium to Morocco. She had been sentenced to eight years in prison in 2010.
Journalist Gerbert van der Aa was expelled from Morocco on February 17 for working on articles dealing with illegal immigration and the situation in the Rif.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), the highest European human rights court, has just rejected the appeal filed by Saïd Mansour after his expulsion by Denmark (for incitement to terrorism). The latter even claimed to be in danger in Morocco for having criticized the king and the government.
A few weeks after being expelled from Belgium for "espionage for the benefit of a foreign country", namely Morocco, Kaoutar Fal is now challenging this decision by suing the Belgian state before the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg.
A Moroccan student at the French university of Lille 2 was detained on Sunday in a closed center in Caricole de Steenokkerzeel (Flemish region) before being expelled to Morocco .
One of Theo Francken’s last actions, exactly one day before he left his post as Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration, was to order the expulsion of Hassan Iasir. The latter is currently serving a 30-year prison sentence in Belgium for being one of the murderers of Belgian policewoman Kitty Van Nieuwenhuysen in 2007. A complaint has just been filed to invalidate this decision.