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Mohamed Amghar is seeking compensation from the labor court for discrimination and moral harassment. For 20 years, his employers forced him to be called Antoine.
Several hundred demonstrators marched on Sunday to support the victims of the attack perpetrated against the Bayonne mosque. They demand that this act be formally recognized as a terrorist attack.
While he was only a pure product of telecommunications, Yacine Benarbia is surprising his entourage by opening the "Burger’s bar" in his childhood neighborhood, the Bois de l’Etang. He has taken over the business of "La Galette", a crêperie that had closed last May.
Prime Minister Saâdeddine El Othmani announced on Sunday in Rabat 200 civil service jobs for people with disabilities.
A very good catch on the part of customs and police agents at the Melilla border post where several hundred smartphones were seized on board a car belonging to a Moroccan expatriate.
The killing of several dozen stray dogs by the authorities of Dar Bouazza has aroused the anger of the residents. They expressed their discontent on social networks.
The judicial police of Agadir proceeded on Saturday morning to the seizure of 650 kg of cannabis resin. This is the result of an operation carried out jointly by the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), the judicial police and the Regional Intervention Brigade (BRI).
Five new members have joined the board of directors of the National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT). Their mission, among other things, is to enable better quality of access to telecommunications services.
A former player of AS FAR, convicted for his involvement in a murder case, committed suicide on Tuesday. The tragedy took place at the local prison of El Arjat.
Domestic violence in Morocco is often caused by poverty and material conflicts of interest. 55% of women and 74% of men in a survey conducted by the High Commission for Planning have emphasized this.
Royal Air Maroc will join the Oneworld Alliance as early as March 2020. It was unanimously chosen by the member companies of the Alliance, last Tuesday.
It is now possible to send money via Western Union from Morocco to more than 200 countries and territories. The announcement was made on Thursday by the specialist in international money transfers and payments.