The former employees of the Assu 2000 insurance group , in Morocco, claim to be under strong pressure from the entourage of Jacques Bouthier, prosecuted for "human trafficking" and "rape of minors".
Morocco is moving towards the establishment of alternative sentences instead of pre-trial detention. The issue was at the heart of an international seminar held in Rabat.
Since 2000 when he settled in the M’hamid El Ghizlane region in southern Morocco, near the border with Algeria to develop ecotourism there, Moroccan-Swiss surgeon Labbas Sbaï has experienced a succession of unfortunate events. Imprisoned several times, mistreated, he was released from prison on June 20.
Accused of having defrauded through the "Samaoui", a technique widely used in Morocco, three women from Châtellerault in the street, three Moroccans residing in Brussels have been arrested in Chasseneuil-du-Poitou, then placed in pre-trial detention at the Poitiers Vivonne Penitentiary Center.
Three members of the Esprit de Fès Foundation were sentenced on Tuesday to a term of imprisonment and a fine. These legal troubles come a few days after the closing of the 26th edition of the Fez Festival of Sacred Music of the World.
A former soldier who became a taxi driver in Salé was arrested by the judicial police of the Laâyayda district. Pending the opening of his trial next week, he has been detained for drug trafficking.
Accused of having sexually exploited women - some of whom are married - to whom he promised healing, a famous imam practicing roqya chariya was arrested in Tlat Loulad, then placed in pre-trial detention.
The Montbéliard court sentenced a young Moroccan to one year in prison for violence against a teacher at the Huisselets high school. The defendant does not attend the establishment.
Abderrahmane Tahiri (known as Mohamed Achraf), Mohamed El Gharbi, Abdelah Abdesalam, Karim Abdesalam and Lahcen Zamzami are Moroccan jihadists who continued to indoctrinate during their prison stay in Spain. The justice wants to prevent one of them, Achraf, from being released from prison.
The judicial police of Brussels arrested two Belgian-Moroccans managing a Brussels-Casablanca bus travel company, whose drivers had transported cannabis hidden in "Moroccan cakes". They were all sentenced to various prison terms.
A Moroccan residing in France had fled to Morocco in 2017 after being suspected of heading a major drug trafficking operation between Orléans and Darvoy. 5 years later, he gets two years in prison.
Imprisoned for 12 years for terrorism, the Belgian of Moroccan origin Ali Aarrass would have been a victim of torture in Spain and Morocco, according to an international expert assessment. His lawyers are demanding justice.