France
Moroccan Man on Trial for Domestic Violence in Bayonne, France
A 34-year-old Moroccan man is on trial in Bayonne for aggravated violence against his 21-year-old partner. The verdict will be handed down on November 14.
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France
Major Drug Bust: 1.7 Tons of Moroccan Hashish Seized at Toulouse Toll Booth
Two vehicles coming from Spain and transporting large quantities of Moroccan hashish were intercepted on October 20 at one of the toll booths in Toulouse, on the A-62.
France
France Reaffirms Support for Morocco's Autonomy Plan in Western Sahara Dispute
Nicolas de Rivière, France’s permanent representative to the United Nations, reiterated France’s "historic, clear and constant support for the Moroccan autonomy plan" considered the optimal political solution to resolve the dispute over the Sahara after the adoption of the resolution renewing the MINURSO mandate on Monday at the Security Council in New York. Without failing to congratulate Paris for its adherence to this adoption.
France
Muslim High School in Lille Faces Potential Closure Amid State Contract Review
The Muslim high school Averroès de Lille is struggling to carry out its activities in complete serenity, without pressure. The prefecture of the Hauts-De-France Region threatens to terminate the association contract that has linked it to the State since 2008.
France
Morocco Turns Away French Aid Truck for Earthquake Victims at Tangier Border
The Moroccan customs in Tangier rejected a truck full of donations for the victims of the earthquake in Al Haouz, coming from the Pyrénées-Orientales.
France
French Authorities Concerned as Untrained Online Preachers Gain Massive Following
The good audience of preachers on the Internet, who have not followed any theological training, is increasingly worrying imams and authorities in France where 400 detached imams will have to leave the territory within a year as part of the separatism law.
Morocco
French Tomato Industry Struggles as Moroccan Imports Surge
Tomato producers in France are going through a period of anxiety, faced with increased competition from imported products. More than 40% of the tomatoes consumed in the country are imported, with Morocco being the main supplier.
France
French Education Minister Vows to Uphold Secularism in Schools, Combat Radicalization
French Education Minister Gabriel Attal says he is a staunch defender of secularism in schools and will not tolerate any violation of this principle.
France
Moroccan Father in France Changes Children's Names to Combat Job and Housing Discrimination
A Moroccan living in France who says he has been the victim of a certain everyday racism has revealed what he had to do to prevent his children from being victims of racism in the search for a job or an apartment.
France
Moroccan Vineyard Worker Alleges Slavery in French Wine Industry
While she was hoping for a better life by leaving Morocco for France, a Moroccan woman working in the vineyards was reduced to slavery. Assisted by an association, she and eight other victims filed a complaint against the manager of a wine company.
France
Muslim Prison Chaplain Expelled for Alleged Luxury Perfume Smuggling
The former chaplain of Salah Abdeslam at the Fleury-Mérogis prison has just been excluded from the Meaux-Chauconin prison. He is accused of trafficking in luxury perfumes in the penitentiary.
Morocco
Former Miss France Flees to Morocco Amid Death Threats, Shares Getaway on Social Media
French journalist Malika Ménard, Miss France 2010, left her country for Morocco, where she is having a good time, away from death threats.