After three years of battling the health insurance system, a Moroccan worker suffering from chronic back pain won his case in French courts. The CPAM argued that he could still work. The judges took a closer look at his actual prospects of finding a job.
Wanted by Belgian authorities, Antwerp drug trafficker Mounir E.B., known as “Gino,” has been arrested in Morocco, according to Belgian media. Two convictions have been sent to Moroccan authorities so they can handle the case judicially in the country.
Karim Bouchaib, 70, was punched in the face on a street in Rome after being insulted over his origins and religion. Hospitalized with several fractures, the Moroccan man says his attacker shouted at him to go back to his country.
The CPAM sought to recover €1,222.65 in daily benefits paid while he was staying in Morocco. The Moroccan-Italian insured man won the cancellation of the entire debt before the Saint-Étienne judicial court. The health insurance fund must also return the money it had already withheld.
Convicted of terrorist crimes after leaving for Syria, a man born in the Netherlands is awaiting a decision on whether his Dutch nationality will be revoked. His case raises a central question: can the measure be reserved for dual nationals without discriminating on the basis of their origins?
To refuse to renew the residence card of a Moroccan man born in France, the Landes prefecture cited convictions dating from 1992 to 2004. The Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal ruled that this evidence was insufficient and overturned the decision.
A Moroccan woman was about to complete the final formality before becoming Italian. Her file was complete and her B1 level had been certified. But during the oath, the mayor asked her a few questions, decided that she did not understand Italian and interrupted the ceremony.
Mounim Sabhi said he took in homeless people and people suffering from addictions to help them rebuild their lives. The Moroccan influencer has just been placed in pretrial detention. The authorities have also seized the mansion where he filmed their daily lives.
Karima Ouchan was growing up in the Netherlands when her father took her to Morocco. She remained there for twelve years, forced to perform household chores and deprived of her freedom. Her story was raised this week in the Dutch Senate during a debate on prosecutions for human trafficking.
France wants to deport him to Morocco, and he himself has said he wants to return since 2024. Yet this Moroccan man stripped of his French nationality remains stuck in detention: the lack of a passport still prevents his removal.
Convicted of a violent robbery, a Moroccan who had lived in France since the age of 3 had lost his residence permit and received an OQTF. The courts acknowledged that he posed a threat to public order, but nevertheless refused to deport him.
A Moroccan man held in detention in the Netherlands says he wants to return voluntarily to Morocco after retrieving his diplomas and driving licence left in Spain. The court nevertheless refuses to release him, considering that the risk of absconding remains too high.