The establishment of a "serene and structured internal dialogue" on the issue of individual freedoms. This is the call launched by the elected member of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD), Amina Mae El Aïnine on her Facebook page. This is in reaction to the opening, on Monday, September 9, of the trial of journalist Hajar Raïssouni prosecuted for illegal abortion and extramarital relations.
In training at the Guercif and El Hajeb centers, four military service conscripts were arrested for refusing to obey direct orders given to them. After being questioned by the Royal Gendarmerie during their 48-hour custody, they await their trial at the Salé military prison, which begins on September 24.
A school group was dragged to court for refusing to re-enroll a student whose intellectual level was said to be below that required by the school. The Court of First Instance in Rabat, after hearing the various parties, ordered the re-enrollment of the student, accompanied by a fine of 1500 dirhams for each day of delay taken by the school group before re-enrolling him.
Journalist Hajar Raïssouni , prosecuted in detention along with her fiancé, her doctor, a nurse and a secretary, appeared for the very first time on Monday, September 9, with a big surprise in store. King Mohammed VI had decorated the arrested gynecologist in 2015.
The comments of Moroccan singer Adil El Miloudi continue to cause waves. Recalling one of the shocking phrases uttered by the artist, the 2m television channel points out that he clearly advocated violence against women.
For the second consecutive time, the Moroccan police have prevented Cristina Martínez from going to Laâyoune, in southern Morocco. The Madrid lawyer was about to attend, as an observer, a trial against young Sahrawis.
For having killed his grandmother in Douar Lamâllem Abdellah, located in the Al Oulfa district of Casablanca, a young man was brought before the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.
End of the scientific investigation. The famous actress, wife of a Moroccan living in the United States, accused of adultery, and her alleged lover will be brought before the courts in the coming days.
Khalid Fettaoui, the lawyer for the Danish victim, believes that the Criminal Chamber in charge of Terrorism Cases at the Annexe of the Court of Appeal in Salé has handed down "fair and equitable" sanctions against the accused in the case of the murder of two Scandinavian tourists in the Imlil region (El-Haouz province).
A 28-year-old man was sentenced to six months in prison, with a committal order, for "domestic violence" by the Versailles Criminal Court. He had tried to strangle his partner with a shower hose in an apartment in the Yvelines.
Since Thursday, July 18, 2019, the verdict has been handed down in the trial of the murder of two Scandinavian tourists at the end of 2018. Among the 24 individuals apprehended, the three Moroccan masterminds of the crime, who had declared to have acted in the name of the "Islamic State" (IS) group, are sentenced to death, while a Genevan, Kevin Zoller Guervos, who played important roles in this crime, is sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Sentences ranging up to the death penalty have been handed down against the accused of the murder of the two young Scandinavian tourists, in December 2018, in the Imlil region.