The trial of the Moroccan mother sentenced in June 2024 to a lengthy prison term for the murder of her two severely disabled daughters in Barbaste continues before the Gers assize court in Auch.
The trial of two French nationals and four Moroccans prosecuted for human trafficking opened Tuesday before the Bordeaux Criminal Court. The six defendants are accused of exploiting 28 Moroccan migrants on farms.
In an irregular situation, Mohamed Akrafi, 44, was deported from France to Morocco on 21 March 2025. As a result, he will not appear on 15 April before the Pyrénées-Atlantiques assize court as initially planned.
In Casablanca, the existence of unauthorized churches and temples in the Hay Hassani neighborhood is denounced. After filing complaints with the local authorities without success, they had a bailiff record the transformation of several garages and residential premises into unauthorized churches and temples.
Wanted by the Spanish justice to answer various crimes, Abdellah El Haj Sadek El Menbri, alias "Messi of hashish", remains untraceable. The fugitive criminal, considered the head of the largest hashish trafficking network in Spain, is said to have taken refuge in Morocco, his country of origin.
Moroccan Abdelali Boukhriss, an employee of the Atalian group, was sentenced for corruption to 18 months in prison with a suspended sentence. The defendant, in charge of the renovation of the gas pipes of Paris Habitat, would have received more than 500,000 euros in commissions. He appealed.
The court of first instance of Témara is looking into the case of violence against the caïd of the seventh administrative annex of the prefecture of Skhirat-Témara, involving a Moroccan living in Canada, as well as members of her family.
Gérald Darmanin, the French Minister of Justice, believes that the expulsion of foreign prisoners in France to their home countries, particularly Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, to serve their sentences there would help solve the problem of prison overcrowding.
After 24 years of living in France, Hassan Youssefi, a 46-year-old Moroccan, was expelled from French territory. In a relationship for ten years and father of two children, this entrepreneur was forced to abandon his family in Haute-Saône, leaving his wife and children in a worrying situation of precariousness.
The suspected drug baron who is believed to have ordered two imports from Tangier in 2022 and 2023 is in the sights of the French justice system.
The case of the alleged rape of a French lawyer in Casablanca has taken a new turn with withdrawals in favor of the three accused, sons of wealthy Moroccan businessmen.
The trial of the Moroccan mother sentenced in June 2024 to a heavy prison sentence for the murder of her two disabled daughters in Barbaste will open before the Gers Assize Court in Auch next week.