Morocco
Morocco Denies Mercenary Status of Citizen Sentenced to Death in Ukraine Conflict
Morocco has finally reacted to the situation of the young Moroccan Brahim Saadoun, sentenced to death in Donbass , for his involvement with the Ukrainian army.
Topic
Rights and Justice
Belgium
Belgian Politician Convicted for Gender Discrimination on Live TV
The Belgian justice system has confirmed the conviction of Redouane Ahrouch, co-founder of the Islam party who had refused to debate with a woman on the RTL set in April 2018.
Spain
Spanish Court Rushes Trial of Moroccan Jihadists to Prevent Prison Release
Abderrahmane Tahiri (known as Mohamed Achraf), Mohamed El Gharbi, Abdelah Abdesalam, Karim Abdesalam and Lahcen Zamzami are Moroccan jihadists who continued to indoctrinate during their prison stay in Spain. The justice wants to prevent one of them, Achraf, from being released from prison.
Morocco
Moroccan Imam Sentenced for Assaulting Children in Koranic School
The imam who hit children in a Koranic school in Bab Taza last week has finally been sentenced to three months in prison with a suspended sentence.
Morocco
Moroccan Surgeon Faces Trafficking Probe: Dr. Tazi Case Deepens
The case of famous plastic surgeon Dr. El Hassan Tazi , owner of the Chifaa clinic, incarcerated in the Oukacha prison for, among other things, human trafficking and abuse of weakness, has entered a new phase this week.
Spain
Spanish Court Asked to Reveal Intelligence Reports on Morocco's Role in Sahrawi Leader Case
Brahim Ghali’s lawyer, Manuel Ollé, has asked the National High Court to provide him with the two reports from the Spanish intelligence services (CNI) from May and June 2021, in which it is allegedly indicated that the complaints filed against the Sahrawi leader for alleged crimes of torture and kidnapping come from Moroccan intelligence services.
Morocco
Morocco's Highest Court Allows Divorce by Proxy, Changing Family Law Landscape
In Morocco, a person can now divorce by proxy provided that certain conditions are met. This is the result of a jurisprudence of the Court of Cassation.
France
Lille Mosque Wins Legal Battle Against Landlord in Property Dispute
The Companions of Peace association, which manages the Bois-Blancs mosque in Lille, has just won another legal battle against the landlord Vilogia, supported by the Lille Metropolis (MEL).
Spain
Spanish Court Extends Brahim Ghali Entry Investigation for Six Months
The judicial investigation into the Ghali affair will remain open for at least another six months. This is the decision of the investigating judge of the Saragossa court, Rafael Lasala, after the provisional dismissal pronounced with regard to the former minister, Arancha González Laya.
Spain
Moroccan Woman Alleges Rape and Forced Prostitution by Couple in Spain; Prosecutors Seek 21-Year Sentence
The public prosecutor’s office of the Saragossa court has requested Monday 21 years in prison against the Moroccan Mohamed A. and his companion, Elena Loredana N., accused by a woman of Moroccan origin of having stolen her, sexually assaulted her and even forced her into prostitution.
Spain
Moroccan Man Sentenced for Assaulting Off-Duty Officer on Zaragoza Bus
Bilal M., a Moroccan who assaulted a plainclothes police inspector on a bus in Zaragoza last year, was sentenced on Friday to two and a half years in prison with probation and to pay 12,345 euros in damages.
Spain
UN Experts Confirm Torture of Belgian-Moroccan Man in Terrorism Case
Imprisoned for 12 years for terrorism, the Belgian of Moroccan origin Ali Aarrass would have been a victim of torture in Spain and Morocco, according to an international expert assessment. His lawyers are demanding justice.