Living in France since 2009 and holding residence cards renewed for more than ten years, a Moroccan man received an OQTF. The prefecture accused him of rape reported in 2012, which he disputes and for which he says he was never convicted.
The courts had already ordered the prefecture to issue him a residence permit . Because the ruling was not enforced, a Moroccan man who has lived in France since the age of one found himself without a valid document, with his employment contract and salary suspended. He has now won once again.
Nisrine was due to be expelled to Morocco on August 24. The mother of six has ultimately been granted a reprieve: the prefect of Haute-Saône has suspended her removal pending the decision of the Nancy Administrative Court of Appeal.
A 74-year-old Moroccan man, who says he has lived in France since 1962, was refused the renewal of his residence permit and issued an OQTF. The decision also threatened his access to healthcare, pension and certain benefits. The court ultimately suspends the refusal of residence.
Held in detention in the Netherlands since 18 May, a man was seeking his release even though his deportation to Morocco still could not be arranged. His refusal to cooperate with his return influenced the judge’s decision.
A Moroccan man subject to an OQTF had been placed under house arrest for 45 days , with the obligation to report to the police station every day of the week. The court has just annulled the refusal of residence, the removal order and the house arrest: the prefecture had omitted a mandatory step.
A Moroccan man obtains the annulment of the Dutch justice system’s refusal of his asylum application. Yet the victory has no impact on his future: the court upholds his obligation to leave the Netherlands, as well as a two-year entry ban.
The 40-year-old Moroccan woman, mother of six children , who had been held since Sunday at the Metz detention centre, has finally been reunited with her family. But her respite could be very short-lived: a new flight to Morocco has already been scheduled for 23 August.
Having lived in France since the age of 11, a Moroccan man was refused renewal of his residence card because of a conviction dating from 2019. The courts have now overturned that decision and ordered the prefecture to issue him a ten-year card.
A 40-year-old Moroccan woman and mother of six has been placed in a detention center after reporting to the police station for her mandatory check-in. Her deportation to Morocco was even scheduled for the following day before being halted when she fell ill.
French 1,500-meter champion in the 1990s, Hassane R. is now subject to an OQTF. Born in Morocco, he arrived in France as a child and was never granted French citizenship. This former elite athlete has just been placed in a detention center following another conviction.
For months, Swiss authorities denounced the slowness of the procedures allowing certain Moroccan nationals to be expelled. In some cases, identification allegedly took more than a year. Then, in the spring, the figures changed abruptly.