A young pregnant Moroccan woman has suffered domestic violence from her French husband with whom she lives in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, in northern France. Exasperated, she had to file a complaint against him.
A.B., a man originally from Morocco, was sentenced to 12 years in prison with probation for violence against his wife and four children. This is the verdict handed down by a French criminal court.
In Besançon, a 17-year-old teenager has suffered the wrath of her family who shaved her, beat her and humiliated her because she is in a romantic relationship with a 20-year-old Christian young man.
A homeless man, native of Escautpont, in the north of France, was the victim of inhuman treatment, following a two-year sequestration. The tormentor of this man, who has become the shadow of himself after several days of sequestration, is also originally from the same city.
Leaving France in early March, Ali Azrou, owner of the Soleil d’ Agadir restaurant in Maubeuge, found himself stuck in Morocco for nearly five months.
A few days ago, Moroccan travelers were supposed to have a negative PCR test dated less than 72 hours before crossing the French border. But the French ambassador in Rabat stated that the PCR test is no longer a requirement to go to France, even though it is strongly recommended.
The family of a Moroccan student, Ismail Essiari, who died in a road accident last May, was only informed of the tragedy a few days ago. Devastated by this news and with limited financial means, the deceased’s relatives are demanding the repatriation of his body to his country of origin.
France now requires travelers from Morocco to have a negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure.
An Algerian in an irregular situation in France saved two children, aged 12 and 5, from a fire that broke out in an apartment in Mée-sur-Seine, France.
The cost of student life will be more than 3% more expensive for the 2020-2021 school year for all students in France, including Moroccans.
The French embassy in Morocco has revised the entry conditions on French territory. New requirements are imposed on Moroccans due to the epidemiological situation in the kingdom.
A large number of Maghrebis are forced to spend the summer holidays in France due to the closure of the borders of their countries. For the past few days, there has been a rush to the corners of Palavas.