
French Murder Suspect Arrested in Morocco on Interpol Warrant
The Moroccan police have just arrested a French national under an international arrest warrant issued by France for a murder case.

The Moroccan police have just arrested a French national under an international arrest warrant issued by France for a murder case.

Insignia of the Legion of Honor of the French Republic were presented, Wednesday in Rabat, to three Moroccan personalities.

During a show on the CNews channel, confronting the polemicist Eric Zemmour, Yassine Belattar (a comedian, to recall) did not hesitate to contradict statements by King Hassan II to defend his positions.

Accused of several rapes, the Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan was strongly criticized for attending a conference on violence against women that took place in the Paris region.

Her message will not go unpunished. The French far-right elected official Catherine Blein will be prosecuted in court following her message on Twitter: "Shooting in New Zealand, an eye for an eye..."

Etam promises to raise awareness among its teams on the need not to have a discriminatory position when it comes to hiring personnel. This comes following accusations of Islamophobia made by a young veiled woman against the brand.

Tariq Ramadan remains prosecuted by the French justice system for the two rape cases. This is what the Paris Court of Appeal decided yesterday by rejecting the request to drop the two indictments filed by the Islamic scholar’s lawyers.

The Dynamic Maroc association, in front of the Nice courthouse on March 12, demonstrated demanding "Justice for Omar Raddad". A retrial is demanded by the defense and supporters of Omar Raddad.

A young Muslim student wearing a veil and looking for a job went this week to an Etam store in Montpellier to drop off her CV and cover letter. Unfortunately, she was very poorly received by the store manager who reproached her for her veil.

The French have again been very numerous to go to Agadir last January, according to the figures just released by the Regional Tourism Council of Souss-Massa.

Slavery still exists in France, according to Moroccans. Indeed, five Moroccans, former posted workers, have just accused a French company... of slavery! Before the labor court in Arles.

Here is some information to be taken with a grain of salt! Saad Lamjarred would have returned to Morocco despite his judicial supervision in France. His mother flatly denies this, media claim he is there.