Stranded French Seniors Plead for Rescue from Moroccan Heat Wave
9 May 2020
They are about sixty retirees stranded in North Africa for 50 days. Faced with intense and unbearable heat waves, as well as the lack of boats, these groups of French (…)
9 May 2020
They are about sixty retirees stranded in North Africa for 50 days. Faced with intense and unbearable heat waves, as well as the lack of boats, these groups of French (…)
8 May 2020
The 22,000 Moroccans stranded abroad, the majority in Europe, will have to be patient. The long-awaited repatriation cannot be done now, according to the report of the Council (…)
8 May 2020
For more than a month, Christian and Bernadette Garroui have been waiting to return to Laval (in Mayenne). But it is almost impossible, given the preventive measures taken by (…)
8 May 2020
Kathy, a Belgian from Charleroi, is stuck in Morocco with her 3 and 5 year old children for several weeks. The closure of Morocco’s borders due to the coronavirus is at the (…)
7 May 2020
Naïma, her brothers and sisters have asked the Moroccan authorities for help in repatriating their father, Mohamed Nourani, "a high-risk person", who found himself, all alone, (…)
6 May 2020
Due to the closure of all Moroccan borders due to covid-19, around 350 Moroccans have remained stranded in Ceuta and Melilla. They live in precarious and difficult conditions.
6 May 2020
Many Moroccans, stranded in Saudi Arabia due to border closures and the lockdown imposed because of covid-19, are asking to be repatriated.
6 May 2020
Saadia Demnati’s father, sick and alone, finds himself stranded in Morocco due to the lockdown imposed by the authorities to curb the spread of covid-19 in the kingdom. The (…)
3 May 2020
Several elderly Vosges couples are stuck in Morocco due to the very strict confinement and the cancellation of maritime links to Spain. Hubert Bergé has launched a petition so (…)
3 May 2020
The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, said that the repatriation of Europeans stranded in non-EU countries is almost complete. While the institution has succeeded in (…)