In order to reduce the risk of terrorist financing, the Ministry of the Interior has published a guide for associations, which are vulnerable targets. A way for the department of Abdelouafi Laftit to try to nip the evil in the bud.
The French Ministry of Justice has declared Christiane Fourret, a 78-year-old French woman residing in a campsite near the town of Tiznit, killed in a market in January by a 31-year-old individual, a "victim of terrorism".
Morocco is one of the safest countries in the world , according to the latest "Global Terrorism Index 2022" ranking established by the Institute for Economics and Peace based in Australia. The kingdom was ranked 76th globally.
During a visit to Morocco, US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman welcomed Morocco’s regional policy on security cooperation.
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) has rejected the appeal filed by a British-Moroccan jihadist, stripped of her nationality in 2017, who hoped to return to the United Kingdom where her children are.
Spain and Morocco have maintained their cooperation in the fight against terrorism, despite the diplomatic crisis and the migration crisis that occurred in Ceuta in May last year, according to the International Observatory of Terrorism Studies (OIET) in a report titled "Yearbook of Jihadist Terrorism 2021".
A 25-year-old Moroccan has just lost his appeal against the decision of his expulsion from Spanish territory for threat to national security, pronounced in 2018 by the Spanish authorities.
New feat of the Moroccan intelligence services. A Belgian citizen of Moroccan origin suspected of preparing attacks, was arrested thanks to the collaboration of the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).
Accused of radicalization, a pilot of the company HOP!, a subsidiary of Air France, has been deprived of his authorization to practice his profession by the Paris police prefecture since October. On Monday, he filed a petition with the Montreuil administrative court to request the suspension of this prefectural order.
The criminal chamber of the court of first instance in Salé sentenced the four remaining members of the so-called "Moul triporteur" terrorist cell to a cumulative sentence of 60 years in prison. Abderrazak A., the emir of this cell dismantled in September 2020 in Témara, died in prison on December 26 due to health complications.
In Belgium, around fifty fighters who went to Syria or Afghanistan and were also convicted of terrorism - mostly Belgian-Moroccans - have, to date, been deprived of their Belgian nationality.
The families of Moroccans who disappeared overnight to later become jihadist fighters detained in the camps in Syria and Iraq continue to ask the state for help in repatriating them.