Morocco wants to implement the electronic bracelet as an alternative to pre-trial detention. The process for choosing the company managing the platform has been launched and the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, opts for a national preference.
Prosecuted for drug trafficking, 15 of the 16 members of the "Los Castaña" network, considered the largest in the strait, were acquitted by the provincial court of Cadiz. Only the group’s leader, Francisco "Isco" Tejón, was sentenced to three years and one month in prison for a crime against public health.
The Bayonne court on Tuesday convicted a restaurateur in Hendaye, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, to a 600 euro fine for having refused entry to her restaurant to a veiled woman last May. She will also have to undergo a citizenship training.
The Spanish construction company Urbas has been ordered to pay a debt of 17.8 million euros in Morocco, as part of a procedure to buy the energy group Abengoa.
In response to an oral question in the House of Councillors, the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, reiterated on Monday, November 28, his commitment to put an end to child marriage.
In recent months, Spain has expelled without prior trial Moroccan imams accused of Salafism, including Mohamed Saïd Badaoui, Amarouch Azbi and Yahya Benaouda.
The justice system has followed up on the complaint filed by Abdeslam Seddiki , former Minister of Employment, who was attacked by a stray dog. On the instructions of the public prosecutor’s office, the Tangier police heard him.
Many pending cases before the Casablanca court will have to wait. Members of the Bar Council have decided to continue the strike of protest against the new tax measures of the 2023 Finance Act .
One of the underage girls considered "problematic" and placed by the French justice or their families in the 1950s to 1970s in the Catholic reformatory homes of the Bon Pasteur gives a poignant testimony. She was sold to board a boat in Tangier.
The Spanish Supreme Court has annulled the decision of the National Court that had refused Spanish nationality to a Moroccan suffering from paranoid schizophrenia. The high court ruled that mental illness cannot be a reason for refusing Spanish nationality.
The head of a microcredit agency has just been referred to the courts for his alleged involvement in a case of sexual harassment and blackmail in Echemmaia, in the Marrakech-Safi region.
Accused of Salafism and posing a threat to national security, Moroccan imam Mohamed Badaoui, head of the Islamic community of Reus (Tarragona), was expelled from Spain on November 20. He is demanding the police reports on which the justice system based its decision to order his expulsion.