Accused of inciting students to homosexuality and offending Islam, a teacher at a French Mission school in Kénitra has been sentenced to eighteen months in prison. A case that has sparked outrage among her supporters.
A 21-year-old Moroccan national, threatened with death by her family because of her homosexuality , was deported from the United States to Cameroon. The transfer, carried out despite a U.S. court ruling, ultimately forced her to return clandestinely to Morocco.
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist for LGBTQ+ rights, also the founder of the alternative movement for individual freedoms (MALI), whose publication of a photo of herself wearing a t-shirt displaying a controversial phrase about Islam has caused an uproar among the population, was placed in detention on Tuesday for "offense against the Islamic religion".
The National Brigade of the Judicial Police arrested, on Sunday afternoon, Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist for LGBTQ+ rights, and also the founder of the Alternative Movement for Individual Freedoms (MALI), whose publication of a photo of herself wearing a t-shirt displaying a controversial phrase about religions caused an uproar among the population.
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist for LGBTQ+ rights, also the founder of the alternative movement for individual freedoms (MALI), finds herself at the heart of a controversy after the publication of a photo of her wearing a t-shirt displaying a controversial phrase about religions.
A man was sentenced to four months in prison in mid-July for impersonating a woman in order to fraudulently obtain identity documents.
The residents of certain neighborhoods in the city of Tangier, particularly those in the administrative district, express their anger at the "indecent and provocative" behavior of certain homosexuals accused of engaging in nighttime prostitution.
The announcement by the International Sociological Association (ISA) of the holding of a founding meeting of the Queer Network (QISA), on the sidelines of the 5th World Sociology Forum to be held from July 6 to 11 at the Mohammed V University in Rabat, is causing a wave of indignation.
Religion, justice, society, international relations... A major survey conducted in Morocco paints a striking portrait of public opinion on sensitive subjects. Sometimes unexpected results.
The Spanish police have arrested the organizer of a private party in a Moroccan club prohibited to members of the LGBTI community.
The Fatima Ino club, a Moroccan discotheque, plans to organize an event on January 18 in Torremolinos from which it has expressly excluded homosexuals. A discrimination that has sparked a heated controversy in the city.
Morocco has progressed five places in the 2024 global ranking of human freedom, established by the Cato Institute in the United States and the Fraser Institute in Canada. However, the kingdom receives a zero score on LGBTQ+ rights.