Sentences ranging from 30 years in prison to life imprisonment. This is what the prosecution demanded on Wednesday before the Paris Assize Court against 19 French jihadists, absent from their trial and presumed dead in Syria or Iraq, whom they had joined in 2014-2015 in the name of the "caliphate".
The European Center for Terrorism in France recently published a report on terrorist activities in Libya. It emerges that the number of Moroccans fighting in the ranks of Daesh in Libya amounts to about 260 jihadists.
A Moroccan jihadist who had stayed in Spain and fought in Syria was arrested on January 16 in Turkey, during a joint operation with the Spanish police.
Invited to the "La matinale" program on Europe1, Abdelali Mamoun, the imam of Alfortville, in the Val-de-Marne, discussed the march of January 11, 2015 and the evolution of Islam.
Rachida Dati was outraged on Tuesday about the management of people convicted of radicalization and who have been released. Invited on Europe 1, the former Minister of Justice wants these people to remain under surveillance for a certain period of time so that they do not fall back into the pitfalls of radicalization.
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?
An associate researcher at the Thomas More Institute believes that in the fight against terrorism in the Sahel, Morocco remains a major asset for France. Jean-Sylvestre Mongrenier addressed this in his analysis entitled "The geopolitical stakes of the Sahel and the fight against fanaticism: an overall vision".
Three Moroccans will soon appear in Barcelona for their alleged involvement in the terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils on August 17, 2017.
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 radicalized Salafist, who spent ten years in prison for terrorism, attacked an olive vendor in Rabat. He asked him to replace the Oum Kalthoum cassette with a recitation of the Quran.
Fouad Akrich, a 27-year-old Moroccan jihadist, was arrested with his wife and children in Turkey. The arrest of this young man, who is one of the six Moroccan fighters stripped of their Belgian nationality for terrorism, is widely reported in the Belgian press.
Six Belgo-Moroccan fighters, who went to Syria, have lost their Belgian nationality. This decision follows legal proceedings initiated against them.