A case of printed t-shirts , which occurred in the context of the recent social protests in Morocco, has just reached its judicial epilogue. The Court of First Instance in Rabat sentenced two young men as well as the owner of the printing press that produced the garments on Tuesday, November 4.
The singer Faudel, a prominent figure in raï music in the early 2000s, now lives in Marrakech, far from the French scene. In an interview with Paris Match, he looked back on his career, his move to Morocco, and the painful break with his first two children.
This year, the Ministry of the Interior has already initiated legal proceedings against 300 local elected officials involved in financial crimes. This approach is part of a policy of moralizing public life and promoting transparency.
A 32-year-old woman, who has been in a relationship for four years with a national of the Gulf countries within the framework of a customary marriage celebrated on the basis of the Fatiha, has been arrested and placed in detention. She will be presented this Tuesday before the investigating judge at the court of first instance in Marrakech.
Just like the first one, the second request for recusal filed against a judge by the lawyers of Dikke Nordin El Hajjioui, who is being prosecuted in the "Bombs and Grenades" case, met the same fate: rejection.
Belgium dispels fears concerning allegations of torture and ill-treatment and decides to extradite a man wanted in Nador to Morocco. This suspect faces a heavy prison sentence or life imprisonment.
The Supreme Court of Madrid has confirmed the decision of the Public Employment Service (SEPE) to cancel the unemployment benefits of a 52-year-old man after he made four trips to Morocco without notifying the institution. The unemployed person will have to reimburse the amounts improperly received, estimated at more than 8,500 euros.
The investigating judges of the three financial crimes courts in the regions of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, Fès-Meknès and Marrakech-Safi have closed the borders to many elected officials, including parliamentarians from both chambers, many "senior officials", as well as civil servants, technicians and entrepreneurs.
The law on the prohibition of telephone canvassing adopted on May 21 by the French Parliament and which will come into force in August 2026 is already causing a shock wave in Morocco. Job losses have already been recorded.
The Belgian justice system has ruled in the case of Badreddine E., who was prosecuted for two arson attacks in inhabited buildings committed in Machelen and Zaventem in 2021 and 2022.
Soufiane B., 31, a Moroccan residing in Rotterdam, has just been sentenced by the courts to five years in prison for the murder of his cousin Hicham, which occurred on a beach in Morocco on May 31, 2023.
William C., 23 years old, is accused of having fatally hit Aymen, 13 years old, during the celebrations in Montpellier for France’s victory against Morocco in the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup. The young man faces up to 20 years in prison.