
Former Moroccan MP Sentenced to 3 Years for 1993 Student Murder
The Court of Appeal of Fez has rendered its verdict in the case of former MP Abdelali Hamieddine , who has just been sentenced to 3 years in prison.

The Court of Appeal of Fez has rendered its verdict in the case of former MP Abdelali Hamieddine , who has just been sentenced to 3 years in prison.

Prosecuted for "voluntary homicide" against the student Benaïssa Aït El Jid, killed in 1993, the leader of the Justice and Development Party (PJD), Abdelali Hamieddine is again summoned to appear before the Court of Appeal of Fès this Tuesday, May 24.

The trial of the PJD member Abdelali Hamieddine , prosecuted for complicity in the 1993 murder of a young left-wing student Benaissa Aït El Jid, resumes on November 23 at the Court of Appeal of Fez. Postponed several times, the time has certainly come to settle a file that has been dragging on to the great distress of the victim’s parents and relatives.

Another postponement of the trial of Abdelali Hamieddine , a parliamentarian and one of the leaders of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD), prosecuted for the murder of the left-wing student Mohamed Ait El Jid Benaissa.