
Moroccan Police Bust Human Trafficking Ring in Laâyoune, Arrest Five Suspects
Five individuals suspected of links with a criminal network were arrested on Saturday in Laâyoune by the prefectural judicial police service of the city.

Five individuals suspected of links with a criminal network were arrested on Saturday in Laâyoune by the prefectural judicial police service of the city.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic raging in Spain, several Moroccans, in an irregular situation in this country, are taking the risk of returning to their homeland on makeshift boats at an exorbitant cost.

In total, 500 Moroccan minors have illegally entered Ceuta, or fifty each month since last summer.

The Moroccan Association of Human Rights (AMDH), Marrakech-Menara section, draws the attention of the local authorities to the many sub-Saharan African migrants who have stormed the avenues adjacent to Mount Gueliz. This type of gathering in one of the cities that has recorded the highest number of contaminations is a danger, according to the AMDH.

Migrants managed to force their way in, on Monday, and enter Melilla, after injuring a Civil Guard agent.

21 candidates for illegal immigration, including four women, were rescued on Friday, April 3, 2020, about 27 nautical miles from the port of Tan-Tan.

In an effort to flee the widespread spread of coronavirus in Spain, about a hundred young Moroccans paid 60,000 dirhams each, on board two inflatable boats to return to Morocco.

Adil Ghazzal, a 30-year-old Moroccan immigrant, died from a gunshot to the head after attempting to cross the Greek-Turkish border to reach Europe.

The spread of coronavirus and the closure of borders in no way dampen the enthusiasm of young Moroccans seeking illegal immigration. They are more determined than ever to reach Spain via the Strait of Gibraltar.

The judicial police of Hay Hassani succeeded in unmasking a Frenchman who had simulated his kidnapping in order to extort money from his family.

The elements of the Royal Gendarmerie arrested, on Tuesday, March 10, some 45 illegal immigrants, originally from sub-Saharan Africa, in the fishing village located north of Dakhla, according to a security source.

Twelve months in prison for the offense of abandoning minors. This is the sentence that has just been imposed on two Moroccan women for having abandoned their children in front of the reception center in Melilla.