
Morocco's King Pardons Two Convicted in High-Profile Terrorism Case
King Mohammed VI pardoned, on Sunday, two inmates sentenced to imprisonment in the "Belliraj case".

King Mohammed VI pardoned, on Sunday, two inmates sentenced to imprisonment in the "Belliraj case".

The inmates pardoned by King Mohammed VI must comply with the period of home health confinement, according to the requirements of the health authorities.

King Mohammed VI has pardoned 5,654 people sentenced by various Moroccan courts as part of the protection of prisoners within penitentiary institutions, particularly against the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.

After being pardoned on Wednesday by King Mohammed VI for humanitarian reasons, the 201 African prisoners will soon return to their respective countries. This is thanks to support provided by the Moroccan state.

201 African inmates have been pardoned by King Mohammed VI. These are inmates convicted by the various courts of the Kingdom, who have had good behavior during their prison stay, according to a statement from the Ministry of Justice.

King Mohammed VI has granted a pardon to a terrorist for health reasons. This pardon came on Saturday, January 18, a week after the one granted to 265 prisoners.

King Mohammed VI took advantage of the commemoration of the Manifesto of Independence to grant pardon to 265 people, including eight women convicted of terrorism. Who are they?

As part of the commemoration of the presentation of the independence manifesto on January 11, King Mohammed VI granted a pardon to 265 people convicted by various courts in the kingdom.

A few days after the celebration of her wedding, journalist Hajar Raissouni has recounted her time in prison. The circumstances in which she learned of the royal pardon have just been revealed.

The mother of the student sentenced to 3 years in prison for a Facebook post has appealed to King Mohammed VI , begging him to release her son.

Hajar Raissouni and her husband Rifaat Al Amine got married on Saturday, November 30, 2019, in Rabat. On this occasion, the journalist surprised more than one.

King Mohammed VI has granted pardon to persons in detention and at liberty convicted by various courts of the Kingdom as part of the celebration of the Eid Al Mawlid . In total, 300 people are the beneficiaries.