French Nationals Top List of Foreigners Prosecuted in Morocco, Report Shows
25 November 2019
The French top the ranking of foreign nationalities who have been the subject of legal proceedings in Morocco.
Rights and Justice
Executive Sentenced to 5 Years for Fatal Crash That Killed Two Young Girls in France
24 November 2019
A business executive was sentenced to 5 years in prison, 3 of which were firm, for involuntary manslaughter and involuntary injury at the Laon (Aisne) Correctional Court. His (…)
EU Court Rules Against Automatic Family Reunification for Refugees After 6-Month Deadline
22 November 2019
Family reunification has just been the subject of a decision rendered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), which considers that it should not be automatically (…)
Fugitive Suspect Faces Retrial in 2010 Seine-Saint-Denis Canal Murder Case
19 November 2019
Dan Lampel is on trial again before the Assize Court of Seine-Saint-Denis since Monday, November 18 for the homicide of Saïd Bourarach, whose body was found in the Ourcq canal (…)
Cultural Hub in Brussels’ Molenbeek District Closes Permanently
19 November 2019
After a temporary closure in 2018, the Brass’art cultural café has just permanently closed its doors in Molenbeek, Brussels.
Controversial Salafist Preacher Exposed for Illegal Fifth Marriage in Morocco
19 November 2019
Salafist preacher Mohamed Fizazi is currently at the center of a controversy for having contracted a fifth marriage. The famous preacher did not hesitate to circumvent the law (…)
Luxury Watches, Cash Seized in Marrakech Urban Agency Corruption Probe
17 November 2019
Valuable items were confiscated from the home of the former DG of the urban agency of Marrakech, Khalid Ouaya, after searches carried out as part of a corruption case.
French Senator Launches Fundraiser for Controversial Anti-Islamist Journalist
17 November 2019
Bruno Retailleau has no intention of letting go of Zineb El Rhazoui, the former "Charlie Hebdo" journalist and figure in the fight against political Islam, whose recent (…)
La Redoute Worker Loses Legal Battle Over Clementine-Eating Suspension
16 November 2019
La Redoute employee Smaïl Bella was dismissed by the industrial tribunal last Thursday after appealing against his one-day suspension in 2017 for eating a clementine.
Investigation Launched into Alleged Judicial Corruption Following Viral Video
16 November 2019
The prosecution has opened an investigation to clarify the situation following the release of a video on an alleged case of corruption of a magistrate.