In Belgium, the verdict of the Tongres Assize Court has been handed down: the main defendant in the torture murder of Hilal Makhtout in March 2019 in Forzée has been given a heavy prison sentence.
The increase in olive oil prices observed in recent months in Morocco is pushing some unscrupulous people to cheat to sell their stock. But justice is watching!
Two Moroccan personalities, suspected of being linked to a drug baron in the Sahara, spent their first night in the Oukacha prison in Casablanca.
While he went to Morocco to settle an inheritance issue, a Belgian restaurateur of Moroccan origin finds himself in prison.
The Perpignan Judicial Court sentenced a driver, registered in Morocco, to three years in prison, including one suspended, for transporting cannabis resin.
The former president of the municipality of Moulay Yacoub , Mohamed Laidi, a member of the Istiqlal party, appeared before the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Fez, accompanied by six engineers. They are accused of embezzlement of public funds.
The criminal court of Casablanca ordered the detention of Naïma El Jouk in the local prison "Oukacha". The Moroccan was posting many personal videos, sometimes critical of the authorities, on YouTube.
In Rabat, Karim, brother of royal advisor Yassir Zenagui, sentenced in the first instance to three years in prison in October 2021 for fraud and breach of trust, saw his sentence reduced during his appeal trial.
A Moroccan child died last Saturday in Habay-la-Vieille, a small town in Belgium, despite the intervention of emergency services called by his father. Wassim was only three years old.
The Meknes Court of Appeal does not recognize any mitigating circumstances for Belgian Marc Moerman, 59, tried on appeal for raping his son and stepchildren.
The family of Franco-Moroccan Ismail Snabi, one of the survivors of the Saïdia tragedy, arrested and then sentenced in Algeria to one year and three months in prison for illegal entry into the territory and vehicle smuggling, while he had strayed on his jet ski in Algerian maritime space accompanied by three other vacationers, is calling on the French authorities for help.
A few months after the Saïda tragedy, Franco-Moroccan Smail Nabi, one of the survivors arrested and then convicted in Algeria, is living in harsh prison conditions. His family is fighting to get him out of prison.