A Moroccan court has just ruled: a property manager cannot deprive a resident of access to parking or elevator in case of payment arrears . A decision that puts an end to these punitive practices.
Justice has ruled. The administrative court of appeal in Fès has ordered the Ministry of Equipment to pay 80,000 dirhams to a motorist whose vehicle was damaged after falling into a poorly marked crevasse.
A lawyer fell victim to a degrading customs inspection on the Moroccan side of the Ceuta border. Facing serious verbal abuse and intrusive searches, human rights organizations are taking a stand.
The Kingdom’s Judicial Agency has saved the State nearly 45 billion dirhams in payments since 2023. A colossal financial performance made possible through aggressive litigation management and international arbitration.
An agricultural worker employed in Spain was fired after billing over 500 euros in calls to Morocco on his work mobile phone. However, the courts have just ruled against his employer for abusive dismissal procedures.
Targeted after a television appearance wearing her headscarf, a Parisian lawyer has filed a complaint. She denounces the normalization of hate speech, while her detractors cry foul over restrictions to their freedom of expression.
Moroccan courts have just confirmed the recognition of a marital union despite the expiration of the legal regularization deadline. A major decision that relies on Islamic law to protect acquired rights and the children of this family.
In a bid to reform its judicial system, Morocco’s Public Ministry has lifted more than 74,000 search warrants . The objective is clear: to make pretrial detention an exception and prioritize individual freedoms.
The Quimper prosecutor’s office is intensifying its fight against undeclared work. With millions of euros seized, magistrates are tackling economic crime that crosses borders, conducting investigations and real estate seizures in Morocco.
Prosecuted for contempt of institutions, young rapper and activist Souhaib Kabli has had his eight-month prison sentence upheld on appeal. His supporters strongly denounce an obstruction to freedom of expression .
The court confirmed on appeal the conviction to three years of imprisonment of a bank employee in Rabat. He is found guilty of embezzling nearly 1.6 million dirhams by manipulating his branch’s accounts.
Accused of inciting students to homosexuality and offending Islam, a teacher at a French Mission school in Kénitra has been sentenced to eighteen months in prison. A case that has sparked outrage among her supporters.