
Moroccan Pedophile Gets 20-Year Sentence for Child Rape and Assault
The pedocriminal of Lissafa was sentenced, on March 3, to a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for rape on minors.

The pedocriminal of Lissafa was sentenced, on March 3, to a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for rape on minors.

The Kuwaiti ambassador to Rabat, Abdellatif al Yahya, denies any intervention by his country’s embassy in the case of the Kuwaiti, indicted for indecent assault against a girl under 14 years old. During a press conference held on Saturday, the ambassador denounces what he calls "a great dramatization of the case of the alleged pedophilia by the media".

The controversy sparked by the case of the Kuwaiti pedophile would have the merit of denouncing sex tourism, a social phenomenon that is growing in Marrakech and other tourist cities in Morocco.

A preliminary investigation targeted a 67-year-old man, a retiree by profession, suspected of being involved in a case of rape of two minors in Larache.

A 50-year-old man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for incestuous rape on his 12-year-old niece, who became pregnant. This was the verdict handed down by the Rabat Court of Appeal on Thursday, February 20.

Since the escape of the Kuwaiti pedophile, accused of sexual violence against a 14-year-old minor, and released on bail, the case has seen many twists and turns, following the pressure of associations and human rights organizations.

The director of an association for the disabled in Salé has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping a minor, a member of the association. This is the verdict handed down by the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal of Rabat .

The Minister of State in charge of Human Rights and Relations with Parliament, Mustapha Ramid , spoke about the case of the fugitive Kuwaiti pedophile, before backtracking.

The Moroccan Association for Human Rights (AMDH, Marrakech, Menara section) has decided to open an investigation to further investigate the escape of the Kuwaiti rapist.

The case of the Kuwaiti pedophile, who fled Morocco the day after his conditional release by the justice system, continues to spark controversy.

Prosecuted on provisional release for the embezzlement of a 14-year-old minor and sexual abuse with violence, the 44-year-old Kuwaiti national has finally managed to escape justice by leaving Morocco with impunity.

Pedophilia would be rampant in football schools in Morocco, unbeknownst to the Moroccan authorities and the parents of the victims.