Algerian Drowning Victim Swiftly Repatriated After Moroccan Support
17 March 2025
The body of a 26-year-old Algerian who died by drowning in the high seas between the Strait and Ceuta has been repatriated to Algeria in less than a week.
17 March 2025
The body of a 26-year-old Algerian who died by drowning in the high seas between the Strait and Ceuta has been repatriated to Algeria in less than a week.
20 February 2025
The land border post of Zouj Bghal between Morocco and Algeria was exceptionally opened to allow the repatriation of dozens of Moroccan migrants who were detained in Algerian (…)
18 January 2025
The land border post of Zouj Bghal between Morocco and Algeria has been exceptionally opened, in order to allow the repatriation of several young Moroccans who were candidates (…)
15 January 2025
The Libyan authorities announced on Sunday the expulsion of 15 Moroccan migrants to Morocco.
12 January 2025
Since early April, the body of Zakaria Radouane, a 25-year-old man, has been resting in a morgue in Algeria, the country where he was found after the native of M’diq tried to (…)
5 January 2025
Saray’s nightmare, a Moroccan living in Spain, is the repatriation of her mother’s body, killed in a vacant lot in Retamar, Casablanca, to be buried there. Her wish is for her (…)
25 December 2024
Last Sunday, in Hoboken, near Antwerp, a young couple, Amy, 20, and Hamid, 23, experienced a personal tragedy with the sudden death of their four-week-old daughter Nadia Nour. (…)
11 December 2024
Fearing the occurrence of a tragedy, the National Coordination of Families of Moroccans Blocked and Detained in Syria and Iraq calls on the Moroccan government to intervene to (…)
7 December 2024
The repatriation of the body of Moroccan player Abdellatif Akhrif, found last August on one of the beaches of Oran in Algeria, is not for tomorrow.
16 November 2024
The executive office of the National Coordination of Families of Persons Blocked in Syria and Iraq strongly condemned the inhumane and degrading treatment suffered by Moroccan (…)