Moroccan Courts Take Landmark Steps to Combat Domestic Violence
7 December 2019
A study published by the Federation of Women’s Rights Leagues shows the great interest that Moroccan courts have in cases of violence against women. It cites several (…)
7 December 2019
A study published by the Federation of Women’s Rights Leagues shows the great interest that Moroccan courts have in cases of violence against women. It cites several (…)
30 November 2019
The judicial police of Oujda arrested four individuals, including an Algerian. They would have links with a criminal network active in the international trafficking of drugs (…)
24 November 2019
11 sub-Saharan nationals, including a minor, were arrested on Friday, November 22 in Oujda for their alleged involvement in the organization of illegal immigration, human (…)
22 November 2019
The Administrative Court of Oujda decided this Thursday, November 21 to dismiss the President of the Municipal Council of the city of Nador and his deputies from their duties. (…)
16 November 2019
An attempt to export 1680 goldfinch birds was thwarted in the early hours of Thursday in Oujda.
10 November 2019
The number of detainees in Morocco reached a record high in September, according to figures provided by Mohamed Salah Tamek, Delegate General for Prison Administration and (…)
2 November 2019
The National Railway Office (ONCF) intends to offer better safety and comfort conditions to its customers during the school holidays. In this sense, it has developed a special (…)
26 October 2019
The specter of suicide has taken hold of the medical community in Oujda, on Wednesday, October 23. In one day, two sad events occurred in the capital of the Oriental, with a (…)
17 October 2019
A team of Moroccan medical students has just won the International Medical Simulation Competition (SIMCUP) held on Monday in Prague, Czech Republic.
7 October 2019
The Prefectural Service of the Judicial Police of Oujda proceeded, on Saturday, October 5, to the arrest of two individuals aged 39 and 41 years old. They are suspected of (…)