The trial of a 26-year-old escort girl arrested as she was about to go to Morocco opens this Monday, May 3, before the Ain Assize Court. She is accused of having killed with a knife one of her clients, a 52-year-old IT specialist from Lyon, and of having used his bank card. She will be tried for "murder" and "fraud".
The justice system sentenced a 25-year-old Moroccan residing in Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie to 14 months in prison for trafficking in cannabis and cocaine. He was taken to prison at the end of an immediate appearance on Friday.
The President of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM), Mohammed Moussaoui, was received in audience on Friday by the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice. Accompanied by the new national prison chaplain, Mohamed Loueslati, he presented to Eric Dupond-Moretti "the state of Muslim prison chaplaincy".
A Moroccan, a homeless person, who on Monday attacked with a group of young people two police officers in Bagnolet (Seine-Saint-Denis), was sentenced on Thursday to two years in prison and a ban on staying in the department for five years.
The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) has fined Diana Holding, Morocco’s leading agri-food group, and its president Rita Maria Zniber, both shareholders of Marie Brizard Wine & Spirits (MBWS), for insider trading. Sanctions have also been imposed on other shareholders.
The rapper of Moroccan origin Djalito is the author of the freestyles "Expulsable" and "En règle" which are a hit. A former undocumented immigrant and homeless, he now lives legally in France and is working to build his very young music career.
Former Prime Minister Manuel Valls has stated that France and Spain must be clearer in their support for Morocco on the Sahara. He argues that it is around an autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty that this issue must be resolved.
The case of the attack on the Bayonne mosque is definitively closed. This is the main point to remember from the dismissal order issued by the investigating judge of the Pau Court of Appeal in charge of the case last Tuesday.
The Court of Cassation on April 14 confirmed the appeal judgment that had ordered the Camaïeu brand to pay 10,000 euros in damages to Nadia, an employee dismissed for wearing a headscarf at work. This confirmation ruling is, according to the CCIF, a notable advance in the defense of freedoms within private companies.
Tommi (pseudonym), arrested on April 5 by police from the 19th arrondissement of Paris, would have been raped and physically assaulted by two agents during his custody at the police station. The medical examinations revealed the horrific truth that once again lays bare the accusations of violence and racism shaking the French police for some time.
The Paris police prefecture has set up a system to identify individuals who pose as unaccompanied Moroccan and Maghreb minors to commit acts of delinquency in the city.
The racist remarks made on February 22 by the president of a sailing club in Marseille, Christian Tommasini, during a meeting organized by the Metropolis, have been the subject of a lively controversy on social networks since Tuesday.