Four people were arrested by the anti-cybercrime and anti-gang brigades of Marrakech as part of an investigation into a dangerous sextortion network. The victims are Gulf nationals.
The Head of Government, Aziz Akhannouch, has just dismissed the Dean of the Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences in Settat. The decision follows the indictment of the professors involved in the so-called " Sex for good grades " case .
Amina Bouayach , President of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH), expresses her opposition to the criminalization of extramarital sex. She believes that imprisonment cannot be the answer to consensual relationships.
The president of Hassan 1st University could also be sanctioned in the so-called "sex for good grades" case in Settat . The five professors charged in this case will have to appear in court next Monday.
Five professors from the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences in Settat, prosecuted for sextortion, will be brought before the prosecutor of the king near the Court of Appeal this Thursday.
Young and teenage sextortion specialists have made several victims, including recently former Morocco coach Hervé Renard. Mostly out of school, they have found refuge in this thriving environment where they operate with impunity, targeting celebrities, preachers, businessmen and sometimes teachers, etc.
Victim of sextortion , former Atlas Lions coach Hervé Renard sued in court two individuals from Oued Zem, who had posed as a Lebanese woman in order to extort money from him. The defendants were sentenced to prison on Thursday.
The examination of the sextortion case involving Hervé Renard , former coach of the Moroccan national football team, has been postponed. This is the decision of the court of first instance in Oued Zem.
The former coach of the Atlas Lions, Hervé Renard, would have filed a complaint following a dark story of sextortion. The police of Oued Zem, where the blackmailer is from, would have already arrested him.
A boarding school supervisor in Taounate is in serious trouble after a 16-year-old student’s suicide attempt. He allegedly threatened several times to expel his boarder if she did not yield to his advances.
"Stop Digital Violence" is the new platform dedicated to women victims of cyber-violence. The project was launched by the Tahadi Association for Equality and Citizenship, with the support of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Morocco.
The elements of the prefectural service of the judicial police of Fez succeeded in dismantling a sextortion network that targets politicians. Five people, including a woman, were arrested.