The 13th criminal chamber of the Bobigny court (Seine-Saint-Denis) sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison the head of the drug dealing point in the Boute-en-Train housing project.
Saad Lamjarred is back on social media. The Moroccan singer has just shared a family photo on his Instagram account, accompanied by a message of thanks to all those who supported him during his difficult period and good news for his fans.
The famous Moroccan singer, Saad Lamjarred , was released from prison this Thursday after being granted provisional release. The Paris Assize Court had sentenced him on February 24 to a six-year prison term for aggravated rape in a trial pitting Laura P., a French woman, against the artist.
The provincial court of Cadiz has sentenced two residents of Ceuta to one year in prison for shooting a 17-year-old Moroccan with a rifle and then posting the video on social media.
The verdict is in. Oliver Andrew, the 29-year-old Briton imprisoned in Morocco, was sentenced to 10 years for counterfeit currency trafficking. The same sentence was imposed on his friend.
Two soldiers from the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) in charge of monitoring border posts on the Assilah-Tangier section were sentenced to four years for one and three years in prison for the other for their involvement in drug trafficking cases.
The Rabat Court of Appeal has just sentenced a lawyer involved in a case of fraud and corruption to a five-year prison sentence, accompanied by a heavy fine.
The three defendants in the rape of the young Sanae, who was 11 years old at the time of the facts, had their sentences increased by the Rabat Court of Appeal . A satisfaction for civil society, which had cried out in outrage following the verdict handed down at first instance.
Violent clashes broke out on Sunday between Moroccan and Algerian prisoners at the El Acebuche prison in Almeria. The prison authorities are asking to use the Taser gun to preserve their integrity.
Kholoud Mokhtari, the wife of Souleimane Raissouini, the Moroccan journalist sentenced by the Moroccan justice system to five years in prison for "rape", recounts the sad fate of her husband and denounces the lack of respect for freedom of expression in the kingdom.
Accused of "publishing false news using electronic means that infringe on privacy" for a Facebook post in which she criticized the organization of a local election by the National Rally of Independents (RNI), a party led by the head of government, Aziz Akhannouch, journalist Hanane Bakour faces up to three years in prison.
Absent from the Caen court, a Moroccan homeless man in an irregular situation was sentenced to six months in prison for insulting and hitting two police officers in July 2022. Facing expulsion from French territory, he is actively being sought.