The police arrested on Saturday an individual for stabbing two young men, including a Moroccan, in Oviedo, in northwestern Spain. He was remanded in custody by the investigating judge, pending his trial scheduled for October.
During his videoconference appearance on June 1 from the hospital in San Pedro de Logroño, Brahim Ghali, the leader of the Polisario Front, accused of torture and various human rights violations, had told judge Santiago Pedraz that he did not recognize the facts and that in no case would he renounce his "diplomatic immunity".
The resumption of flights between the Canary Islands and Laâyoune is not to the liking of the Polisario. The latter threatens the Spanish airline Binter with legal action.
Accused of having spied on the mobile phones of several Spanish journalists using the Israeli software Pegasus, Morocco has mandated the law firm Ernesto Díaz-Bastien to take legal action against the authors of these accusations.
Twelve individuals, including Moroccans, members of a drug trafficking network, have been sentenced by the Court of First Instance in Liège.
The court in Segovia (Castile and León) has sentenced a Moroccan to 13 years in prison for sexually assaulting two of his underage daughters.
An 18-year-old Moroccan migrant was arrested on Saturday and then detained in the prison in Ceuta. Accused of having attacked his girlfriend with a knife, he is being prosecuted for assault and battery and gender-based violence.
The Moroccan ambassador to Berlin, Zohour Alaoui, filed on behalf of the Kingdom, an injunction against the newspaper publishing company "Süddeutsche Zeitung GmbH", for "false allegations in the context of a report on the alleged use of the Pegasus spyware by the Kingdom of Morocco".
The family of Mounir, a 26-year-old man who died after a police arrest on Rue du Brabant in Schaerbeek, wants to know the truth. They have joined the civil party to have access to the file.
Convicted of "contempt of constitutional institutions, insults to a constituted body and incitement to commit a crime," activist Noureddine Aouaj was sentenced Thursday to two years in prison by the court of first instance in Casablanca.
The Presidency of the Public Prosecutor’s Office proceeded, on Thursday, to the launch of the "guide to the extradition procedure" on the occasion of a training on "extradition between domestic law and international conventions".
The Spanish justice system decided on Thursday to dismiss the complaint for "genocide" targeting Brahim Ghali , the leader of the Polisario Front separatists, who was summoned by a judge in early June while he was hospitalized. The complaint had been filed by the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEDH) for alleged genocide offenses related to acts allegedly committed against Moroccan citizens between 1975 and 1990.