Two years after the mysterious disappearance of Clément Besneville in Morocco, the public prosecutor announced this Saturday, April 4 the opening of a judicial investigation. The investigation is now focused on criminal acts of kidnapping and sequestration.
Swept away by a wave in Casablanca at the end of January, a 7-year-old British girl remains untraceable. While the official search has been abandoned, her father is calling for experts in ocean currents.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) states that no kidnapping of children for organ trafficking has been recorded in Morocco. The institution denounces the circulation of false information and announces the opening of judicial investigations to identify the authors of these misleading contents.
A supposed wave of child disappearances, including that of little Soundous in Chefchaouen, is causing great emotion in Morocco. Faced with the anguish of families, experts are calling for a collective and permanent mobilization to guarantee the safety of the youngest.
The Ministry of the Interior categorically denied the rumors of child abductions in schools. The authorities claim that no official note has been issued, describing these information as "unfounded rumors" with no real basis.
The family of a seven-year-old British girl , who has been missing at sea in Morocco since January 28, has admitted that they may soon have to call off the search after 25 days of unsuccessful efforts to locate the child in Casablanca.
The lifeless body of Hiba , a 13-year-old middle school student who had been missing for nine days in Azilal province, was found in Lake Bine El Ouidane, bringing an end to a massive citizen-led search effort.
A 13-year-old schoolgirl has been reported missing for five days in the province of Azilal. Despite the deployment of helicopters, divers and canine units, authorities have found only a few personal belongings near a river.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has rejected claims made by Le Figaro concerning an alleged lack of diligence in the case of French national Clément Besneville , who disappeared in Rabat in 2024. In a detailed statement, the institution said that investigations are continuing actively and that regular communication has been maintained with the family and French authorities.
A British family is plunged into unbearable waiting after the disappearance of Inaayah Makda, 7 years old, swept away by a wave near Casablanca on January 28th. Her parents strongly criticize the lack of support from the Moroccan and British authorities as the search continues in difficult weather conditions.
The search operations to find Inaayah Makda , a seven-year-old British girl swept away by a wave in Casablanca, are paralyzed by a storm. The family, originally from Blackburn, is calling for enhanced diplomatic and logistical support.
Nineteen years have passed, but the wound remains gaping. The National Commission for Truth and Justice for the citizen Thami Benani has sounded a real cry of alarm, refusing that the case of the "murdered young man" be buried without all the light being shed. In a scathing statement, the body points to major dysfunctions and demands the truth about the whereabouts of the body, still untraceable.