The Court of Appeal of Agadir sentenced one of the five defendants held in custody in the case of Amine Chariz, a 22-year-old man who died under mysterious circumstances on February 8, and acquitted the other four. Insufficient for the victim’s family, who demands justice.
The case of little Inass, whose body was found in Suèvres (Loir-et-Cher), in a ditch along the A10 motorway, on August 11, 1987, is far from over. Her parents continue to face the French justice system. They face life imprisonment.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) recently notified Maroc Telecom of a new sanction in connection with the unbundling case in which it was convicted in 2020. It will have to pay 2.45 billion dirhams, corresponding to a "liquidation of a penalty".
The High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) has confirmed the conviction of three Moroccans (two men and a woman) to eight years in prison for trafficking migrants to Melilla.
The parents of Pascal Foltran, a Toulouse restaurateur killed in his villa in Marrakech in 2018, are angry with the Moroccan justice system. And for good reason, this murder has still not been solved, even though the police have had the identikit and DNA of a suspect from the beginning, the same one found in the rape of a French woman.
The Moroccan-origin Molenbeekoise, Khadija Chaou, under threat of eviction, will be able to remain with her four children in her social housing in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, until the case is heard on appeal. This is the decision of the Brussels Court of First Instance.
A little-publicized form of marriage is gaining ground in certain regions of Morocco, according to a program broadcast on the Al Aoula channel. This is marriage on debt recognition.
Jamel Debbouze spoke again about the case of Brahim Bouhlel, the Franco-Algerian actor sentenced to prison in Morocco for posting on social media videos with degrading content for Moroccan women and children.
Not having received the autopsy report carried out in France so far, the family of Zakaria Mennouni, a 26-year-old student killed by the French police in Blois on April 22 and buried in Casablanca, is demanding justice and truth. His lawyer has filed a request with the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal to have the young man’s body autopsied.
Two Moroccan experts on migration issues call on Morocco to make its laws on the fight against irregular immigration compliant with its international commitments.
A 38-year-old Moroccan was sentenced to eight months in prison for throwing tiles at firefighters and setting fire to his apartment in Audincourt (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region).
Khadija Chaou, a single mother of Moroccan origin from Molenbeek, has become a tenant facing eviction for several months. She hopes that the Brussels Court of First Instance will make a decision in her favor.