A Moroccan was sentenced, on Thursday, to 12 years in prison by the criminal chamber in charge of terrorism cases in Salé. The defendant had spent more than seven years in Syria , and is considered one of the most formidable Moroccan fighters who have served in the ranks of Daesh.
The deepening of the ongoing investigations into the terrorist cell affiliated with "Daesh", dismantled on Tuesday in Casablanca, Mohammedia and Azilal, continues to bear fruit. The Ministry of the Interior announced on Wednesday the arrest, in the commune of Skhour Rhamna, of a former detainee.
Abderrahim Lhlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, both lawyers for ten children of Islamic State fighters, have found a strategy to force the Belgian state to repatriate their clients. They have taken the resolution to send a bailiff to the Ministries of Justice and Foreign Affairs.
A terrorist cell was dismantled on Monday by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) . Several arrests were made.
Morocco must consider making a decision on the repatriation of the many Moroccan women from the terrorist organization Daesh, held in Turkey and Syria. The families of these detainees are calling on the Moroccan authorities to speed up the procedure for the return to the homeland of these women who "would no longer pose any danger".
An individual was sentenced to 10 years in prison for terrorism and apology for terrorism, nearly a month after his arrest. This is the verdict handed down by the Salé Court of Appeal, specialized in terrorism cases.
An Islamic State fighter, originally from Borgerhout, Saïda El Mimouni, was sentenced on Thursday to five years in prison.
A Moroccan national, accused of participating in "crimes of indoctrination and apology for terrorism", was arrested in Reus by the Spanish police. According to the Spanish authorities, the defendant is a great orator of the "jihadist doctrine and the ideas of Daesh".
Fatima Ezzarhouni, 48, and Sophie Pirson, 61, respectively the mother of a radicalized person and the mother of a victim of the double attack carried out on March 22, 2016, have been looking in the same direction, with the same acuity, since their meeting in 2018. They are looking for a publisher for a book they are preparing in order to bring about qualitative change in society.
The European Center for Terrorism in France recently published a report on terrorist activities in Libya. It emerges that the number of Moroccans fighting in the ranks of Daesh in Libya amounts to about 260 jihadists.
A Moroccan jihadist who had stayed in Spain and fought in Syria was arrested on January 16 in Turkey, during a joint operation with the Spanish police.
French women interviewed by Brut media in the Al-Hol refugee camp have delivered poignant testimonies. Gathered in this place that houses displaced persons from the territory once occupied by the Islamic State, they did not hide their grievances against the former caliphate. They all want to return to France, but fear facing a judicial spiral.