A Moroccan man who had lived in France since the age of 15 was expelled on the very day he was released from prison. He subsequently managed to have his OQTF and five-year re-entry ban annulled. Yet the courts refused to order France to let him return.
France’s highest court has ruled: a notarized kafala deed, once validated by a foreign judge—in this case, in Morocco—constitutes a court decision. The ruling clarifies the conditions for obtaining French citizenship for children taken into care.
Faced with the massive commercial success of the electric R5, Renault has recruited temporary workers from Morocco to boost its production rates in Douai . The site is now producing 900 vehicles per day to meet the surge in demand.
Faced with recruitment difficulties in northern France, the car manufacturer Renault is calling on the expertise of its Moroccan employees to support the teams at the production sites.
In France, Julie D., a young girl who had accused Farid, a Moroccan teenager, of rape and sexual assault in 1998, has made disconcerting confessions that exonerate the accused. A relief for the boy, now a father, who will soon be rehabilitated.