After the incessant demands for explanations from Morocco on the reception in Spain of Brahim Ghali, leader of the Polisario separatists, it is the turn of the Popular Party (PP, opposition) to demand that the Spanish government explain the "illegal and under a false identity" entry of the man being prosecuted by the justice system.
Arancha Gonzalez Laya, Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of Spain, reacted to the upcoming hearing of Brahim Ghali . The magistrate Santiago Pedraz Gomez, the investigating judge in Madrid, had issued a summons for the hearing of the Polisario leader following a complaint filed by El Fadel Breika, one of their dissidents, for "kidnapping, arbitrary detention and torture" in the Tindouf prisons. Initially scheduled for May 5, it has been postponed to Friday, May 7.
Brahim Ghali , the Polisario leader currently hospitalized in Logroño, should face Spanish justice. Madrid investigating judge Santiago Pedraz Gomez would have issued a summons for his hearing on May 5, as well as that of other influential members of the separatist movement, following a complaint filed by one of their dissidents for "kidnapping, arbitrary detention and torture" in the Tindouf prisons.
A few days ago, the club of magistrates seized the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication (HACA) to complain about certain series broadcast during Ramadan that are very critical of certain practices of the profession. Following its meeting held on April 27, the Higher Council for Audiovisual Communication (CSCA) reaffirmed the importance of "preserving freedom of creation", especially when it comes to fiction like the series "Ness Ness" broadcast on the Al Aoula channel and which aroused the anger of lawyers.
Abu Zubaydah, one of the Guantánamo detainees, has decided to file a complaint with a UN agency against Morocco , the United States and five other countries for arbitrary detention and is also demanding his outright release. His incarceration took place after the September 11 attacks. This announcement was made by his lawyer, Helen Duffy.
Hundreds of Moroccans have been victims of scams when shopping online since the start of the lockdown. Following numerous complaints, the police are currently investigating.
Due to the health crisis, Morocco has temporarily stopped its connections with about forty countries, without thinking about the repatriation of its nationals stranded in these countries. Currently, it is a real misery that these Moroccans outside their country are living.
Former player Abdeslam Ouaddou risks having to pay his former teammate Houssine Kharja the sum of 40,000 euros for insults and defamation. This is what the former captain of the Atlas Lions demanded before the court in Nancy.
Former commissioner Abdelkader El Kharraz has become a "star" on the web in recent weeks by posting videos on YouTube. One of his latest videos dedicated to Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) has earned him scathing comments.
An individual has scammed Moroccan personalities and nationals from Gulf countries residing in several Moroccan cities, including El Jadida , in cases of selling new cars and fictitious real estate projects. The judicial police of Salé succeeded in arresting him following several complaints and a wanted notice issued to find him.
The Europe Écologie Les Verts (EELV) party has decided to file a complaint for defamation against ministers Marlène Schiappa and Gérald Darmanin for their remarks on the green mayor of Strasbourg who voted the "principle of a subsidy" of 2.5 million euros for the construction of the Eyyub Sultan mosque. The Turkish association, the Millî Görüş Islamic Confederation (CIMG) is the landlord.
Following his dismissal from the GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) group, Moncef Slaoui published a letter relayed by the American media. The immunologist was fired following the receipt of a letter containing allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct towards a GSK employee.