The Beninese authorities have just made a request for extradition to Morocco following the arrest of a Frenchman involved in a case of 145 kg of cocaine found in a container of sugar at the port of Cotonou.
Morocco has made a new extradition request for Achraf B., accused of being linked to the shooting at the La Créme café in Marrakech in 2017. The suspect is currently incarcerated in the Netherlands.
Idris Hasan, the Uyghur national arrested at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca and then incarcerated in the Tiflet prison on suspicion of belonging to a terrorist organization, has not yet cleared his name. His extradition trial to China will open before the Moroccan Court of Cassation on September 1.
Dilnur Reyhan, president of the Uyghur Institute of Europe, is asking the Moroccan government not to extradite Idris Hasan, a Uyghur national arrested at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca and then incarcerated in the Tiflet prison on suspicion of belonging to a terrorist organization. In this regard, she has addressed a letter to Chakib Benmoussa , Morocco’s ambassador to France, on July 28.
The Provincial Court of Cadiz has rejected in an order the request of the lawyer of Mohamed Amahda, known as Tony, who had requested his extradition to Morocco last April to serve the rest of his sentence. The accused had been sentenced in 2013 for the murder of Laura Gutierrez, a young nursing student, to a sentence of 18 years and 3 months in prison, reduced in 2014 by the Supreme Court to 14 and a half years.
The Provincial Court of Cadiz in Ceuta has sentenced the Moroccan Mohamed A. to 18 years and three months in prison for sexually assaulting and killing Laura Gutiérrez, a young nursing student. His lawyer is requesting his extradition to Morocco.
The Moroccan justice system has ordered the extradition of a Saudi wanted by Interpol to his country. This extradition has already been carried out.
Usama Al-Hasani, the Saudi opponent arrested in Morocco for his alleged participation in the organization of "a public opposition activity" against the Wahhabi power, will be extradited to Saudi Arabia. This is the decision of the Moroccan justice.
At Riyadh’s request, Usama Al-Hasani, a 42-year-old Australian-Saudi, was arrested and then transferred to the Tiflet prison, pending his extradition to Saudi Arabia. His wife fears he will suffer the same fate as Jamal Khashoggi.
Morocco refuses to cooperate in the extradition of Malika El Aroud , who is nicknamed the "black widow" of jihadism. The announcement was made on Monday by Sammy Mahdi, the Secretary of State for Asylum.
Usama Al-Hasani , a Saudi political activist, was arrested in early February on his arrival in Morocco following an international arrest warrant issued by the Saudi authorities. Several Arab academics and journalists have appealed to King Mohammed VI to refuse his extradition.
At Riyadh’s request, Usama Al-Hasani, a man holding dual Australian and Saudi nationality, was arrested in Morocco for his alleged involvement in organizing "a public opposition activity" against the Wahhabi power. He risks being extradited to Saudi Arabia.