Eight years after Ismaïl’s death in an elevator fall in Argenteuil , the court sentenced the three defendants. In the case of TK Elevator, the judges went beyond the prosecutor’s demands by imposing the maximum fine allowed by law on the company.
The court had overturned the withdrawal of her resident card, but the prefect of Haute-Corse appealed. The courts have once again ruled in favor of this Moroccan woman, who arrived in France at the age of 12, and ordered the state to pay her 1,500 euros.
Arriving in France in 2014 to study, a Moroccan woman subsequently obtained a “talent passport – qualified employee.” Twelve years later, the prefecture refused to renew her residence permit, issued her an OQTF and banned her from returning to France for one year.
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.
A Moroccan man had received a favorable response regarding his new residence permit as early as December 2025. Eight months later, his card was still “being produced” and no appointment had been scheduled. The courts have now ordered the prefecture to hand it over to him.
La Méridionale will suspend its regular crossings between Marseille and Tangier Med from September 15, 2026, to June 15, 2027. The company cites the route’s strong seasonality and assures that it is not leaving Morocco.
A Moroccan woman who came to prepare for her marriage to a Frenchman was summoned by the border police at 9 a.m. At 12:30 p.m., she was served with an OQTF. In the court’s view, the prefecture acted with the aim of preventing her marriage.
The Landes prefecture had refused to regularize a Moroccan man who had been living in France since 2015 and had issued him an OQTF. Three years later, the administrative court of appeal overturned those decisions and ordered the issuance of a “private and family life” residence permit.
A Moroccan woman wanted to join her Belgian husband, who had €1,676.31 per month. The Immigration Office compared this amount with a benchmark of €1,741.29 and refused family reunification. The shortfall was €64.98. The courts have now annulled the decision.
Anchovies originating from Morocco have prompted a food alert in France after the discovery of an unauthorized additive. Two batches sold across the country are affected, and consumers are urged not to consume them.
A 23-year-old Moroccan man has just been sentenced to one year in prison after a series of thefts from cars in Seine-et-Marne. Upon his release from prison, another sentence awaits him: he will be banned from returning to France for ten years.
At least eight Moroccan workers allegedly paid between 10,000 and 15,000 euros to obtain a job and a residence permit in France. Four suspects were due to stand trial in Tarbes, but the court requested a more thorough investigation.