Troublemakers of foreign nationality are no longer welcome on French territory. They must be "systematically" sent back to their country of origin, according to the Minister of the Interior.
During the "Face à l’info" program hosted by Christine Kelly, columnist Eric Zemmour described unaccompanied minors as thieves and rapists. In the face of these controversial remarks, an investigation has been opened.
Import relocations in France could be beneficial for Morocco. This is the conclusion of a meeting co-organized by Tanger Med Special Agency and ASMEX.
A 50-year-old Moroccan mother who denounces the violence she and her two daughters allegedly suffered from the father of the family is threatened with extradition. In 2018, she had fled her country of origin by boat to reach France.
Driss Boutamjine, a 73-year-old Moroccan accused of attempted murder, will appear this Wednesday, September 30, before the Assizes Court in Agen. He has been in pre-trial detention since June 2016.
In France, five unions express their opposition to the draft law against separatism. They say no to "a new Islamophobic campaign of stigmatization of Muslim populations".
Many young drug-addicted migrants, mostly of Moroccan origin, addicted to drugs, are increasingly being arrested for burglaries and thefts in the Paris region. The authorities, concerned, want to tackle the root of the problem.
Alexandre Benalla , former collaborator of the French President, Emmanuel Macron, has returned home after a few days of hospitalization in Paris. Affected by the coronavirus, he had been urgently admitted to the Cochin hospital.
The National Observatory against Islamophobia has just condemned the knife attack near the former premises of the newspaper "Charlie Hebdo".
Nicolas Sarkozy’s former Keeper of the Seals, Rachida Dati, says she is determined to run in the next 2022 presidential election. "I want to be president," she said in "The Times".
The President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, responded to the request of the President of the World Amazigh Assembly, Rachid Raha regarding the issue of reparation for the damages caused by the chemical war against the civilian population of the Great Rif of Morocco from 1921 to 1927.
A homeless man discovered "SIF" (Without Fixed Identity) for the six different names he answers to himself, was sentenced to one year in prison. The Moroccan is guilty of intruding into a houseboat, snatching a necklace on Place d’Erlon and making insulting remarks to the police.