Moroccan Students Face Prison After Arrest for Same-Sex Relations
17 September 2019
The elements of the Judicial Police of Safi arrested two students caught in the act of homosexuality. They risk up to three years in prison.
17 September 2019
The elements of the Judicial Police of Safi arrested two students caught in the act of homosexuality. They risk up to three years in prison.
17 September 2019
About thirty school teams in Benguerir benefit from the NBA Jr program, the famous American basketball league, thanks to the partnership between the Office Chérifien des (…)
10 September 2019
Three Togolese scholarship students studying in Morocco died by drowning during an outing to El Jadida near Casablanca while they were swimming at the Sidi Moussa beach.
9 September 2019
The mother of a student violently assaulted the principal of a public college in Fez. She became angry after she was required to have the father present during the registration (…)
1 September 2019
From all over the world, student candidates for the Solar Decathlon Africa in Benguerir have started their project of building and assembling intelligent and sustainable homes. (…)
1 September 2019
For the next school year, classes will resume on September 5, 2019, for the three cycles of education (primary, secondary college and qualifying secondary) and the preparatory (…)
25 August 2019
The Court of First Instance in Rabat sentenced, on Friday, August 23, 2019, a student to 3 months in prison for having insulted Abdelilah Benkirane, the former number 1 of the (…)
23 August 2019
Three students were placed in detention at the Salé, El arjat prison, following the complaint filed by the former Head of Government, Abdelilah Benkirane. They are being (…)
18 August 2019
In France, registration fees for foreign students are seeing a sharp increase in Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, starting in the 2019-2020 academic year.
11 August 2019
A large gathering of Liberian students in front of their embassy in Rabat was not to the liking of the Moroccan authorities, who had to use force to disperse the protesters. (…)