A Moroccan dancer is being prosecuted in Dubai for "insult to God", blackmail and defamation threat. The story is more mundane than it appears: she would have simply threatened her ex-lover to send their intimate photos and videos to his wife if he refused to come back to her after leaving her.
Slavery still exists in France, according to Moroccans. Indeed, five Moroccans, former posted workers, have just accused a French company... of slavery! Before the labor court in Arles.
New case of sexual assault on a minor in Morocco with the arrest by the gendarmerie yesterday of an imam in the Taroudant region for the rape of a minor.
The Moroccan justice system has decided to dismiss the case of the Spanish human rights activist, Helena Maleno, prosecuted for "human trafficking".
The comings and goings of Hind Achabi to the courthouse are unlikely to stop there. She will have to go there on March 8 as well. A "nuance" however to report, this time she is the plaintiff. She is suing her husband for breach of trust.
The facts occurred almost 7 years ago but they are still in the memory of the victim, 10 years old at the time, who suffered the fury of her stepmother without the father intervening to put an end to the abuse.
While they were sentenced to 10 years in prison (the maximum sentence), the trial of the members of the gang who were marketing dog meat has just begun on appeal.
Lahcen Aghrod, a serial rapist who was active on the streets of Montpellier during the summer of 2015, has just been sentenced to serve a 12-year prison sentence. However, while his deportation was requested, the judge decided that it would not take place since he is recognized as having a mental disorder.
After several months of investigation and numerous postponements of hearings, the trial of the perpetrators of the shooting at the Café la Crème in Marrakech will open this Tuesday at the court of first instance in the ochre city.
It is by invoking neighboring rights that Gad Elmaleh has managed to have the videos accusing him of plagiarism removed from Twitter. These are the work of a person whose pseudonym is Copycomic.
Here is an unusual case! A Moroccan family has just brought a case against Sovereign Mohammed VI over a property dispute in Marrakech.
A routine check by customs officers in the Bielsa tunnel in the Hautes-Pyrénées led to the discovery of nearly 250 kilos of Moroccan cannabis in a car driven by a Canadian national.