
Tragic Electrocution of 11-Year-Old Shocks Moroccan City of Beni Mellal
The death of an 11-year-old teenager by electrocution on the Place de la Marche Verte has moved the inhabitants of the city of Beni Mellal.

The death of an 11-year-old teenager by electrocution on the Place de la Marche Verte has moved the inhabitants of the city of Beni Mellal.

A mother was sentenced to eight years in prison for having stayed for nine months in Syria with her three children, in 2017. This sentence, accompanied by a two-thirds security period, is higher than the prosecution’s requisitions, which had requested six years in prison against the Italian-Moroccan mother, Rajae Moujahid, tried for criminal conspiracy with a terrorist aim and abduction of children.

A five-year-old child lived a nightmare on the morning of Sunday, August 4, 2019. 7 extremely aggressive stray dogs attacked her on her way to the neighborhood store, resulting in deep wounds and injuries to different parts of her body.

Scorpion stings are the cause of the death of two children in the province of Ouezzane, during this summer and heatwave period. No antidote was available at the Provincial Hospital.

The fruit of an extramarital affair, the female baby was not meant, according to the mother, to live any longer. She strangled it at birth, after being abandoned by all her loved ones.

On August 1, 2009, Anissa drowned during a sports activity at a summer camp. She was 11 years old, and her parents still can’t get over it, ten years later.

On the evening of Sunday, July 28, 2019, two juvenile delinquents took control of a bus in Casablanca, endangering the lives of passengers. They caused a traffic accident, causing material damage.

The local police of the city of Ceuta have just announced the arrest of six people accused of attacking Moroccan minors.

The sea washed up, on Monday, July 22, 2019, in Martil, in northern Morocco, the body of a drowned teenager who had gone missing on Saturday, July 20.

Each child will receive 300 DH for family allowances starting in July 2019. This is the decision of the Board of Directors of the National Social Security Fund (CNSS).

Several hundred Moroccan minors live in precarious conditions in the Parisian suburbs and are addicted to drugs. This situation, which escapes the French authorities, could lead to a humanitarian crisis.

The authorities of Melilla have made available to undocumented minors three detention centers, at the level of the city. The children are forced to live in deplorable and inhumane sanitary conditions. Most of them often find themselves on the paths of the city, where sexual violence is legion.