In her book Sex and Lies: The Sexual Life of Moroccans , published in Paris in 2017, the Franco-Moroccan journalist and writer Leïla Slimani describes the perception that Moroccan society has of the virginity of Moroccan women.
Royal Air Maroc reacted with "the utmost firmness" towards the people involved in the dissemination of indecent photographs on board one of its planes.
A survey conducted by L’Économiste and the Sunergia group revealed that 88% of Moroccans are opposed to extramarital sex. In the northeast, center and south of Morocco, the responses reach nearly 90%.
A vast pornography network, exploiting Moroccan and Spanish minors, has been dismantled by the Spanish police. The perpetrators of this network are on the run and actively sought by the Mossos d’Esquadra.
The Moroccan police declare war on massage parlors run by sub-Saharan immigrants and which actually cover a well-organized prostitution network. These on-demand massage parlors are widespread, both in Casablanca and Mohammedia.
In total, 60% of Moroccan adults are facing sexual problems due to the use and consultation of their mobile phone in bed. This is revealed by a study commissioned by the sexual health service of the Cheikh Khalifa Ben Zayed International University Hospital in Casablanca.
If the provision were to be implemented, foreign citizens convicted of sexual or gender-based violence will henceforth be expelled from French territory. This is one of the immigration measures mentioned by Prime Minister Edouard Philippe during the interministerial committee.
Jawad, 23 years old, prosecuted for the rape of two women aged 37 and 64, in 2018, in Choisy-le-Roi (Val-de-Marne) and in Plaisir (Yvelines), has just been sentenced to 15 years of criminal imprisonment. This is the sentence handed down by the criminal court of Yvelines.
Nasser Zefzafi claims in a voice message published a few days ago to have suffered obscene acts of violence and indecency during his arrest. These statements provoke a reaction from the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
Freshly out of prison, journalist Hajar Raïssouni does not approve of the statements of her uncle, Ahmed Raïssouni, President of the World Union of Muslim Scholars, on the boundaries of individual freedoms.
Accused of sexual abuse, an imam serving in a mosque in the douar of Aït Ibrahim under the commune of Sidi Bouali, in Tiznit, appeared before the Court of Appeal of Agadir.
The Raja de Casablanc a will not bring the case of sexual assault on a minor to the competent courts because of its reputation.