An undocumented young Moroccan man says he worked up to ten hours a day in a small supermarket in Essonne. He slept on a sofa in the back room, hoping that this job would one day enable him to regularize his status in France.
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.
Adam Benchekroun, a young TikToker, his mother, as well as the content creator nicknamed Moulinex, are appearing before the Tangier justice system as part of three separate cases related to child pornography and the exploitation of minors.
Yasmine Tellal is a Moroccan woman who was exploited and suffered violence in the fields of southern France. She has been fighting for seven years to obtain justice. The appeal trial of her former employer opens this Thursday before the Avignon court.
Several former employees of Casino Shop stores in Toulouse and the surrounding area, including at least one Moroccan, have decided to take legal action, denouncing "illegal and abusive practices" by two managers. Their lawyer, Me Amin Flissi, speaks of a major case, currently being examined by the labor court, which could soon take a criminal turn.
The gendarmes of the Bouliac Research Brigade have dismantled a network of exploitation of agricultural workers . Six people were indicted on Thursday, December 12, including a Moroccan couple placed in pre-trial detention.
Twenty Moroccan workers were exploited in unworthy conditions by a farmer in Lot-et-Garonne. Attracted by the promise of an employment contract and a better life, they each paid 10,000 euros to come to France.
Three individuals appeared in court in Libourne this Tuesday for the exploitation of Moroccan workers in the vineyards. 25 former Moroccan employees testified against them, denouncing deplorable living conditions and unfulfilled promises of residence permits. The verdict will be handed down on December 17.
A father and his son, of Moroccan nationality, were sentenced on Tuesday, November 5 by the Libourne correctional court to prison terms for human trafficking. They provided labor to wine châteaux in the Saint-Émilion region.
Human rights defenders criticize the verdict handed down by the court of first instance in the city of Benslimane in the case of Kenza, the 27-year-old cleaning lady from Sidi Hajjaj in Settat, who accused her employers of exploiting, torturing and reducing her to slavery.
Justice will be served for Kenza, the 27-year-old maid from Sidi Hajjaj in Settat, who was exploited, tortured and reduced to slavery. The prosecutor of the king of the court of first instance of Benslimane ordered the detention of her employers.
Claiming to be exploited, tortured and reduced to slavery, Kenza, a 27-year-old domestic worker from Sidi Hajjaj in Settat, managed to escape from the hands of her "tormentors" with the help of a taxi driver. She filed a complaint against her employer and is asking for justice to be done.