The Moroccan Association for the Rights of Victims (AMDV) launched a scientific symposium on Tuesday to demand adequate responses from the legislator in the face of sexual violence.
A candidate for the entrance exam to the National School of Commerce and Management (ENCG) of Settat has filed an appeal for annulment before the administrative court of Casablanca, accusing the Institute of favoritism.
During the hearing on December 8th, new elements implicated the former mayor of Marrakech, Larbi Belcaid and his deputy Younes Benslimane, both prosecuted for the misappropriation of public funds and the signing of no-bid contracts in the context of COP 22.
About a hundred people took part on Thursday, December 9, 2021 in a white march in memory of Bouchra Bouali, a 44-year-old Moroccan woman, stabbed to death by her ex-partner, - a man who had just been released from prison - on the evening of November 26 in Epinay-sur-Seine. Some claim that the forty-year-old was a victim of the dysfunctions of the justice system.
The owner of a textile workshop in Tangier , where many employees, mainly women, died following floods, has been sentenced to a prison term by the courts.
This Thursday, December 9, the trial of former Minister of Human Rights, Mohamed Ziane is due to open before the Court of First Instance in Rabat. The former Bar Association president is being prosecuted, among other things, for defamation and contempt of the judiciary.
Amar Saâdani, former secretary general of the FLN, also president of the People’s National Assembly (APN), is leading a simple and peaceful life in Morocco where he has taken refuge to escape the justice of his country, Algeria.
The Youssoufia court has summoned the head of government, Aziz Akhannouch and Chakib Benmoussa, Minister of National Education, in the context of a case related to the insurance of a student, victim of an accident in her school, Sultan Moulay El Hassan.
The trial of Naoufal Chabat, president of the rural commune of Brarha in the province of Taza, opens this Wednesday, December 8 before the court of first instance of Fès . Incarcerated, he is being prosecuted for "driving under the influence, refusing to comply, attempted flight and insulting public officials in the exercise of their duties".
The Paris court decided on Monday to postpone the hearing on the admissibility of the proceedings initiated by the Moroccan state against French NGOs and media that accused the kingdom in the Pegasus affair .
Convicted and then pardoned in 1996 without being exonerated for the murder of Ghislaine Marchal, killed on June 23, 1991 in Mougins (Alpes-Maritimes), the former Moroccan gardener Omar Raddad says he holds on thanks to his wife and sons. The examination of his request for a retrial of his case will take place on December 16.
M.J., suspected of belonging to a criminal organization active in drug trafficking between Morocco, Spain and Belgium, faces 10 years in prison. His lawyers pleaded for his acquittal on Friday before the Brussels Criminal Court.