The Belgian Council of State ruled on the case of the Molenbeek teacher , finding illegal his dismissal by the municipality following the incident related to a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad in October 2020.
Born in Maubeuge, France, more than 40 years ago, Laïla is having trouble obtaining French nationality. Yet the young Moroccan woman seems to meet all the conditions to obtain the precious document that would make her a fully-fledged French citizen.
Wanted by the police, many criminals are hiding in private clinics in Casablanca, where they have themselves hospitalized. A way to evade justice.
Amnesty International calls on Morocco to stop prosecuting human rights defenders for posts on social media.
As soon as it opened on Tuesday at the Fez court, the trial of deputy Rachid El Fayek and his co-defendants was postponed to April 26, at the request of the defense.
The Criminal Court of Palma on Monday sentenced a Moroccan woman to seven and a half months in prison and the payment of 1,150 euros in damages to her 13-year-old daughter, a victim of violence at her hands, after posting a photo with the rainbow flag, symbol of LGBTQ+ pride, on Instagram.
Ruined by the health crisis linked to Covid-19, a business manager emigrated to Morocco without paying alimony to his small family in Monaco. The Monegasque justice has condemned him for abandonment of family.
The Moroccan Abdelillah Touzni, known as "Le Toui", is a "dangerous criminal" accused of alleged thefts on six people he drugged before dispossessing them of their belongings in nightclubs. He faces more than 25 years in prison.
A 15-year-old Moroccan minor was arrested in Spain on Wednesday for the murder of a 41-year-old Spanish woman considered the friend of his grandfather with whom he lives in an apartment in the Madrid region.
A former commune president in Benslimane , assisted by his son, allegedly failed in his attempt to assassinate his successor. The latter filed a complaint with the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Casablanca, to which he attached a video incriminating the two suspects. An investigation for attempted murder is underway.
Amnesty International has published its 2021 report on the human rights situation in the world, noting that the record in Morocco is still gloomy.
A Moroccan woman, a domestic worker without a contract in Ceuta, was acquitted in 2019 after being unjustly accused by her employer of stealing jewelry worth 60,000 euros. She is demanding justice for this "false" accusation. But three years later, the Court dismisses her, considering that it would be difficult to prove her innocence.