Following complaints from residents of Ksar El Kebir, the city’s pasha has taken measures to limit the disorder caused by the organization of wedding parties and tents set up in streets and neighborhoods.
Rachida Dati, French Minister of Culture, responds to Libération’s investigation claiming that she had omitted to mention luxury jewelry worth a total of 420,000 euros in her asset declaration to the High Authority for Transparency in Public Life (HATVP). She intends to file a complaint against journalist Laurent Léger, author of this article.
British mining company Emmerson Plc has initiated arbitration proceedings against Morocco before the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the World Bank’s arbitration body. It is claiming 2.2 billion dollars in compensation for its potash project in Khemisset.
The legal battle between the State and the Muslims of Noisy-le-Grand (MNLG) association takes a new turn. On Friday, April 18, the Council of State annulled the prefectural decision that had withdrawn the association’s religious status in 2021, thus allowing the organization to retain its status.
Doctors of Maghrebi origin are targeted by a racist tweet whose author is an unsuccessful candidate in the legislative elections. They do not rule out the idea of filing a complaint.
Attijariwafa bank has filed a complaint for fraud and other offenses against a development company for a real estate project located in Sidi Maârouf, on the outskirts of Casablanca, to which it granted loans. The bank is waiting to be reimbursed.
Franco-Moroccans who demonstrated against the Sahrawi march organized at the Gibauderie community center in Poitiers will soon be the subject of a complaint.
Following complaints from residents of the Hay Hassani neighborhood (Casablanca) denouncing the transformation by migrants from sub-Saharan African countries of several garages and residential premises into unauthorized churches and temples, some owners have given up renting their properties.
The court of first instance in Témara has handed down its judgment concerning the assault of a caïd that occurred on March 19, 2025. The main defendant, a Moroccan residing in Canada identified as "C. B.", was sentenced to the harshest penalty: two years in prison for slapping the law enforcement officer.
Deprived of her right to attend the trial of her former partner, a victim of domestic violence has sued the State for administrative dysfunction before the Paris judicial court.
A Jordanian investor is accusing a notary and two foreign nationals of falsifying an official document related to the sale of the largest textile factory in the city of El Jadida. They are the subject of a complaint.
A dispute opposes I.B., a resident of Kenitra, to a Dacia dealer concerning a new Dacia Sandero Stepway purchased. A judicial expertise, ordered following a complaint from the owner, reveals technical defects that call into question the compliance of the vehicle.