Many Moroccan models travel to Turkey in the hope of being operated on by aesthetic surgery specialists. However, once there, they discover a carefully orchestrated scam: it would be inexperienced nurses who operate on them.
Two Moroccan women have been selected in the ranking of the 100 most influential young Africans of the year 2019. They are the Executive Director of the National Observatory of Children’s Rights, Lamia Bazir, and the singer, Salma Rachid. The ranking, established by Africa youth awards, is renewed each year, for the past four years.
The Federation of the Democratic League for Women’s Rights (FLDDF) has just launched a campaign to abolish articles criminalizing individual freedoms, under the slogan: "Enough of the Inquisition courts! ... I want a law that protects my freedom and my rights".
Leila Ghandi has just received the "Who is who" Prize, which honors pioneering women around the world, in recognition of her creativity and numerous collaborations in the field of information and women’s rights.
A gynecologist and a midwife have been detained for, through negligence and refusal of assistance, causing the death of a pregnant woman and her fetus. The tragedy occurred at the Larache hospital. The public prosecutor’s office also decided to prosecute three other doctors, as well as the wife of the detained gynecologist, for issuing and obtaining certificates of convenience.
The lifeless body of a 44-year-old Moroccan woman was found last Tuesday in the bathtub of her home located in Kapelle-op-den-Bos, in the province of Flemish Brabant in Belgium. Her partner was arrested for homicide.
European Day of Languages, September 26, in Leganés, is a day of celebration. This Spanish city celebrates the cultural diversity that characterizes it. Indeed, its inhabitants speak more than ten different mother tongues due to the great variety of the immigrant population that has settled in this city in recent years.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has created support cells for women and girls who are victims of violence, following the provisions of Law 103-13 of February 22, 2018, on the fight against violence against women.
Missing since Wednesday, September 25, Houda Kattal, the young Moroccan girl living in [Ceuta] with her parents, was finally found at dawn in Morocco. According to initial information, she did not inform her relatives that she was going to the neighboring country.
Arrested in Calpe (Alicante), Spain, a few days ago by the Civil Guard, for having sexually assaulted the Moroccan babysitter of his children, a Kuwaiti businessman, who was about to flee, was placed in detention. Meanwhile, his family is using subterfuges to buy the victim’s silence.
Hemar, a wealthy Kuwaiti businessman based in Calpe, Spain, abused his domestic worker, Fatima, a Moroccan woman. Denounced by the victim, he was arrested by the Civil Guard as he was about to flee his home with his two children.
Following the death of a pregnant woman at the Provincial Hospital of Larache, where she was admitted for childbirth, the Ministry of Health has opened an investigation to determine the circumstances of the death.