Lamya Ben Malek, a women’s rights activist, deplores the lack of responsiveness of the Moroccan authorities and civil society in the face of denunciations of sexual harassment by minors on social networks.
The Moroccan wife of French international winger Ousmane Dembélé has given birth to a baby girl. They have both become parents for the first time.
The authorities of Lahraoyuine (Casablanca) have arrested a beggar and her fiancé, accused of the death of the latter’s 3-year-old daughter.
Last Monday, Ryad, a 4-year-old boy, was violently attacked by a pitbull in Koekelberg, Brussels.
Hansjörg Huber, a Swiss businessman and founder of the famous "Dar Bouidar Atlas Kinder" orphanage, died on September 3.
The Tarragona court has sentenced Jean-Luc Aschbacher, leader of the largest pedophile pornography network in Spain, dismantled in 2015 in Tortosa (Tarragona), to 240 years in prison. He was found guilty of continuous sexual abuse of minors, including Moroccans, production and distribution of child pornography, and membership in a criminal organization.
The municipality of Ans paid tribute to the three children of an MRE family who died in a tragic road accident in Morocco in July.
The prosecutor continues to argue that the repatriations of minors from Ceuta to Morocco were not carried out in accordance with the law on foreigners, accusing the government delegation of the autonomous city and the Ministry of the Interior of this "illegal" action.
A new tragedy similar to that of Rayan has occurred in Morocco. A 2-year-old child died after falling into a well.
The Spanish justice system is pursuing an investigation into the "illegal" repatriation of Moroccan minors who arrived in large numbers in Ceuta in May 2021. In this context, the government delegate, Salvadora Mateos, and the deputy mayor of the city, María Isabel Deu, will appear before the judge on September 7.
In 2011, the Saint-Luc University Clinics (Woluwe) were indicted for involuntary manslaughter following the death of the young Imane Jellal aged 14. 11 years after the events, the Brussels Court of Appeal acquits, arguing that "no shortcoming nor disorganization" can be blamed on the clinics.
Spanish air traffic controllers reported on Tuesday on Twitter the special coordination with their Moroccan counterparts to urgently transport a critically ill baby from the Canary Islands to Madrid.