
Moroccan Man Jailed for 3 Years After Sharing Wife's Intimate Photos Online
A man was sentenced to 3 years in prison by the court of first instance of Oujda . He is accused of disseminating intimate photos of his wife on social networks.
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A man was sentenced to 3 years in prison by the court of first instance of Oujda . He is accused of disseminating intimate photos of his wife on social networks.

The body of a caretaker was discovered in the house of a political leader in Rabat. The origin of this tragedy is his refusal to host his friends for a well-watered party.

A charlatan was arrested in Khouribga for defrauding several people, including elected officials from the same region. He is expected to appear very soon before the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Second Instance of Khouribga.

The autonomous water and electricity distribution agency of Marrakech has announced a series of power cuts in certain neighborhoods. The partial load shedding is due to maintenance and network expansion work.

New easing measures have been put in place by the public authorities at the level of the Prefecture of Agadir-Ida Outanane. They have decided to reopen the beaches throughout the region.

The Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima regional council is preparing to create two new mixed activity zones. They are intended to accommodate industrial and craft activities.

An individual who would be involved in the attempted theft with voluntary homicide using a bladed weapon on a 16-year-old student has been arrested in Casablanca.

With the delay in the relaunch of tourism in Marrakech, tourism operators, including the French Union of Tour Operators (SETO), are calling for the requirement of a PCR test on arrival rather than departure for tourists.

While she was about to be extradited, a Moroccan woman, victim of domestic violence by her husband and a refugee in France, has been allowed to stay. The French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) granted her subsidiary protection, preventing her return to Morocco.

The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs announced the resumption of Friday prayer in 10,000 mosques starting this Friday, October 16.

More than 200 schools, or a total of 128,599 students, were closed on Tuesday in Morocco. The reason for this decision is the discovery of cases that tested positive for coronavirus.

Six people died at the provincial hospital Mohammed V in El Jadida following a failure in the intensive care services. An investigation has been opened.