A few weeks before Ramadan, which coincides with the local election period, many voices are calling on the authorities to remain vigilant and block the "Ramadan baskets" that could be used for electoral purposes.
Algeria and the Polisario have lost a legal battle over phosphate imports in the Sahara against the New Zealand Superannuation Fund. The High Court of New Zealand dismissed the separatists’ complaint filed against this fund in March 2020.
William Bourdon and Vincent Brengarth, lawyers for historian Maâti Monjib imprisoned since December 20, 2020, have filed a complaint with civil party constitution with the Paris judicial court for "moral harassment", "infringement of individual freedom by persons exercising a public function", and "endangering the life of others".
The famous YouTuber Nada Hassi was attacked in the street by strangers. In a video posted on her YouTube channel, the young woman, with a bloodied face, says that her car was vandalized by the attackers.
The singer Médine announced on Tuesday, February 23, that he had filed a complaint for defamation in the Paris Judicial Court against LREM deputy Aurore Bergé, who had described him as an "Islamist rapper". He demands public apologies from the deputy of Yvelines.
Many Moroccans say they are more dissatisfied with the action of justice and the interior than with that of other sectors. This is evidenced by the many complaints addressed to the Ombudsman’s Office of the Kingdom in 2019.
Moroccan women are at the heart of major media campaigns on the basis of defamation and denigration directed against them and led by Egyptian women. On YouTube, they are hunted down and accused of being "man-stealers" and of "loose morals".
The Institution of the Mediator has just published in the official gazette its annual report for the year 2019. The document contains about 2483 decisions, recommendations and solutions proposed by the Institution.
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) wants the Constitutional Court to invalidate the bill passed in plenary session of the House of Councillors and related to the liquidation of the pensions of members of the lower house. It has this week filed a brief containing several motions, in order to reject this bill that comes to silence months of controversy.
After her resignation from the Justice and Development Party (PJD) about a month ago, Yousra Mimouni accuses certain members of the party of having threatened her with death. She points the finger at PJD leaders and its ideological arm, the MUR.
Twenty Moroccan nationals have been waiting since January 31 at the port of Sète, following the closure of borders with countries outside the European Union decided on the same day by France. They have not received any temporary housing solution and are sleeping in difficult conditions in the port.
In a letter addressed to the Ministry of the Interior this Monday, February 15, the National Association of Café and Restaurant Owners in Morocco (ANPCRM) is requesting an audience with Minister [Abdelouafi Laftit]. The aim is to present their difficulties related to the full payment of local taxes.