The Brussels Sentence Enforcement Court granted on Monday to Berzan Kaplan, cousin of Ahmet Kaplan, the main suspect in the death of Moroccan Ziena Kemous, the privilege of an electronic bracelet. His release has provoked the outrage of the victim’s sisters.
Moroccan lawyer Ghizlane Mamouni, known for her fight against Article 490 of the Moroccan Penal Code and her commitment to reforming the Family Code, will exchange this Tuesday with her counterpart from Nantes, Anne Bouillon, on the situation of women’s rights in Morocco and France, during a conference at the Jacques-Demy media library in Nantes.
Mohamed Karimine, president of the commune of Bouznika, dismissed after accusations of mismanagement, has received a summons from the investigating judge.
A Moroccan imam was arrested in Settat for his alleged involvement in cases of homosexuality and pedophilia. The judicial police of the prefecture have opened an investigation based on compromising videos involving the religious figure.
The Superior Court of Justice of Navarre has ordered the expulsion for a period of ten years of a 44-year-old Moroccan, sentenced to 5 years in prison by the provincial court for having locked up his wife in an abandoned sawmill in Burlada (Navarre).
The association Matkich Waldi (Don’t touch my child) is asking the justice system to sentence a former Moroccan ambassador, who is being prosecuted for child prostitution, to "maximum sentences".
The association managing the Villeneuve-d’Ascq (Hauts-de-France) mosque reacted to the accusations of breach of trust, fraud, and attempted fraud against officials of the Islamic center. They were placed under judicial supervision.
In Belgium, two Moroccan brothers are being tried in court for harassment of their young sister Chayma, from whom they have had no news for two years. The judgment will be rendered on June 8.
Previously in custody for breach of trust, attempted fraud and mismanagement of accounts, four leaders of the Villeneuve-d’Ascq mosque and a fifth person were placed under judicial supervision on Tuesday.
Other heads could fall in the case of former minister Mohamed Moubdiî , president of the commune of Fkih Ben Saleh and deputy of the Popular Movement (MP), currently incarcerated in the Oukacha prison for alleged financial crimes.
Youssef, a 14-year-old migrant, was expelled from his football club in Melilla because he does not have legal residence in Spain, in application of the new sports law that came into force on January 1 of this year. The Extranjeristas en Red lawyers’ association denounced this discrimination against the minor.
The trial opened before the criminal chamber of Tangier to try the eight people involved in Morocco in the Jacques Bouthier case, the former CEO of the Assu 2000 group, continues. Since early March, eight people, including two women, have been appearing.