In Iraq, a boycott campaign has been launched on social media to call on the authorities to cancel the concert of Moroccan artist Saad Lamjarred , accused of sexual assault.
The families of Moroccans who disappeared overnight to later become jihadist fighters detained in the camps in Syria and Iraq continue to ask the state for help in repatriating them.
Dozens of relatives of Moroccan jihadists detained in Syria and Iraq demonstrated on Friday in front of the Moroccan parliament in Rabat to demand their repatriation.
In Paris, the police arrested a bus from Briançon that was transporting about fifty migrants, mostly from Tunisia, Morocco , Egypt, Iraq or Afghanistan.
A total of 2,577 fighters, including 1,659 Moroccans, were counted in the conflict zones in Iraq and Syria. They had left Morocco to join various terrorist groups active in the region. This is revealed in a report produced by the deputies of the fact-finding mission on Moroccans stranded in Iraq and Syria. There are 290 women and 628 minors.
The services of the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) helped the Italian security services in charge of terrorism cases to arrest a Moroccan citizen who held positions of responsibility within the terrorist organization Daesh in its traditional strongholds on the Syrian-Iraqi scene.
Morocco has authorized the repatriation of Moroccan women from Daesh and their children. They are all detained in conflict zones in Syria and Iraq.
The new director of the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ), Habboub Cherkaoui, stated that 1,137 Moroccan jihadists and their families, detained in the camps in northern Syria, are awaiting repatriation.
Laila Kasmi and Ibtissam Haouzi are the latest Moroccan detainees to be sentenced by an Iraqi court. Like them, 17 other Moroccans, detained for many years in the El Hout prison, await the day of their execution.
Parliament is preparing to hear Daesh members next week as part of an exploratory mission on Moroccans stranded in Syria and Iraq. Numbering 6, these former fighters will enter this institution for the first time.
The files of the families of the Moroccans of Daesh were the subject of discussions between the parliamentary mission chaired by Abdellatif Ouahbi and the national coordination for the Moroccans blocked and detained in Syria and Iraq.
A meeting will soon bring together the parliamentary mission dedicated to Moroccans stranded and detained in Syria and Iraq. This first meeting represents a sign of hope for the families of these forgotten people.