A couple prosecuted for voluntary homicide and mutilation of the body of a minor was sentenced on Tuesday to the death penalty by the criminal chamber of first instance near the Court of Appeal of Tangier.
A "oueld lefchouch", the grandson of a former general, was arrested and then detained for deliberately running over a rival during a quad bike rodeo in the Souissi neighborhood of Rabat .
Haykal Rezgui Raouaji, a police officer stationed in Strasbourg for two years, is determined to file a complaint against the national police for racism. Since he took up his post there, he has constantly been the target of multiple racist remarks and acts from his colleagues.
A 26-year-old student, a doctoral student in anthropology, was found guilty on Friday of criminal terrorist conspiracy. He was sentenced to two years in prison with probation by the special assize court in Paris.
The murder of little Adnane in Tangier has reignited the debate on the death penalty. In the tumult of the war of positions, the Moroccan Alliance for the Abolition of the Death Penalty rejects capital punishment.
A municipal official in Benslimane, his son and the night watchman, as well as three other people are being prosecuted for the murder of a young man.
Morocco intends to equip itself with a muscular anti-corruption system. The draft law on the integrity authority is already on the table of deputies and should not encounter any obstacles in Parliament.
The man accused of having killed and buried the little Adnane Bouchouf was referred on Monday to the public prosecutor’s office in Tangier.
The "Walt Disney World" amusement park has filed a lawsuit in the state of Florida against the Morocco pavilion, which is part of the World showcase in the EPCOT theme park near Orlando.
The death of little Adnane has awakened the hostilities between pro- and anti-death penalty advocates in Morocco. Within Moroccan society and on the web, extremists, death penalty supporters and moderates calling for tougher laws are clashing.
Tariq Ramadan could pay a fine of 4,000 euros for having disclosed the identity of one of the women who accused him of rape.
Two individuals who excelled in fraud, scams and sexual blackmail on social networks have been sentenced to one year in prison. The court of first instance of El Jadida has thus put an end to the suffering of dozens of victims.