Sentenced to a one-year suspended prison term for domestic violence, a Moroccan man was issued an OQTF and lost his right to reside. The courts nevertheless ordered his case to be reconsidered, taking into account his French son, his financial contribution and his employment.
Established in Switzerland since 2008, a Moroccan woman claimed that she had remained stranded in Morocco because of the closure of the borders during Covid. However, the Federal Supreme Court found that her permit had already expired before the pandemic and upheld her removal.
The Créteil Assize Court sentenced Youness E. to life imprisonment on Friday. The 43-year-old man was found guilty of murdering his three daughters , aged 4 to 10, in November 2023.
Suspected of violence and fraud against at least seven partners, Morad R. has been indicted in Paris . The man in his forties was arrested at Roissy airport as he was trying to fly to Morocco.
The Taza Court of Appeal sentenced a man to 15 years in prison for the savage assault on his ex-wife, Imane. This verdict closes a case that has shaken Morocco and reignited the debate on violence against women .
A 38-year-old Moroccan was sentenced to twenty months in prison for harassment and violence against his ex-partner in Narbonne. The defendant, considered unstable during the hearing, admitted to using massive insults while denying the physical assaults.
A 44-year-old Moroccan man was sentenced Tuesday by the Versailles court to one year in prison suspended for threatening to slit his wife’s throat. She is also of Moroccan origin. The dispute erupted over a cake for breaking the fast.
The phenomenon of “Tramdena” , marked by extreme irritability linked to fasting, is driving a rise in violence in Morocco, sometimes even resulting in homicides.
Prevented from attending her ex-husband’s trial in 2020, Khadija, a victim of domestic violence , filed a complaint against the French State for judicial malfunctions. On Wednesday, May 21, the Paris court ruled in her favor, ordering the State to pay her 8,000 euros in damages.
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.
In Ariège, a Moroccan, who has already served various prison sentences for acts of violence, and an Albanian, convicted for death threats, theft and burglary in recidivism, have been expelled to their countries of origin. These are the eleventh and twelfth border returns carried out in this department of Occitanie since the beginning of 2025.
While she has spent 21 years in Spain, has been a victim of domestic violence, has Spanish children and has been remarried to a Spaniard for a few years, a 41-year-old Moroccan woman is facing the enormous difficulty of obtaining Spanish nationality.