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.
Mohamed El Ferraâ, former MP of the CDT, also former president of the commune of Essaouira, finds himself again before the courts. He will be heard, in the very near future, before the chamber of financial crimes in Marrakech for his alleged involvement in a new case of embezzlement of public funds.
The Court of Appeal of Settat decided, on Wednesday, to prosecute one of the five professors involved in the case of sexual harassment at the Hassan 1ᵉʳ University , in custody. The four others are being prosecuted, on provisional release.
The Fez court sentenced, on Tuesday, the former deputy-mayor of Nador, Slimane Houliche, to 4 years in prison for embezzlement of public funds, corruption and influence peddling .
The president of the commune of Brarha and eldest son of the former mayor of Fez, Naoufal Chabat, has been placed in pre-trial detention for insulting a public official and driving under the influence.
Two veiled students won their lawsuit against Brussels. As the organizing authority of the Francisco Ferrer Higher Education Institute, the city prohibits the wearing of the veil in the establishment.
Sofiane Hambli , the French of Algerian origin arrested in a clinic in Tangier, Morocco in October, is facing Moroccan justice. He faces heavy sentences.
The Spaniard who had rammed his car at the end of October last year at the entrance of the Cheikh Zaid hospital in Rabat, has been placed in pre-trial detention, after his medical stay.
The family of Mohamed, the young Moroccan who died on Friday in Majorca after being the victim of a violent attack in July, is demanding justice.
The Spanish justice system has sentenced a young Moroccan to 9 months in prison for the crimes of self-indoctrination and self-training in terrorism. The young man received a reduced sentence after confessing.