Holder of long-term resident status in Spain, a Moroccan national was refused permission to settle in the Netherlands despite having 23,107 euros in his account. The Rotterdam court has just annulled this decision.
A Moroccan living in the Netherlands lost his residence permit after an expert assessment established that he was not the biological father of a girl born in 2017. This decision then barred him from access to long-term resident status, but the courts have now intervened.
Three days after his arrest in Amsterdam, Badr Hari was released under conditions. The Moroccan kickboxer is accused of making threats, coercion and doxing. Having returned to his family, he has just spoken at length.
A 54-year-old man sentenced in the Netherlands for money laundering and drug trafficking had fled to Morocco before serving his sentence. Moroccan justice took over the case and sentenced him to eight years in prison, as well as a fine of nearly 8,000 euros.
The next avocado campaign could begin as early as the second half of September in Larache. With higher yields, more large-sized fruit and new packing stations, the local sector hopes to erase a difficult season and regain ground in Europe.
Married to a Dutchman since 2019, a 57-year-old Moroccan woman still cannot join him. After six unsuccessful attempts at the integration exam, her visa was refused. Dutch justice has just overturned that decision.
The Badr Hari case is deepening in the Netherlands. Already suspected of making threats and insults, the Moroccan kickboxer is now also under investigation for stalking. Police also suspect a violation of the no-contact order imposed on him after he assaulted his former partner.
A Moroccan woman and her three children will not be allowed to remain in the Netherlands to have their asylum application examined there. Despite the threats she says she faces from her brother and her fears for her children, the Dutch justice system has approved their transfer to Spain.
Badr Hari was arrested again on Tuesday morning in Amsterdam. The Moroccan kickboxer is suspected of making threats and insults. This new arrest comes less than a year after his conviction for assaulting his former partner.
Before authorizing the sale of two naval drones to Morocco, the Dutch government examined the risk of them being used in the conflict in the Sahara. The Hague ultimately gave the green light, deeming such a scenario unlikely.
The main suspect in a gang that allegedly spread fear in Lelystad, in the Netherlands, cannot be found. Matien H., 22, cut off his electronic ankle bracelet at the beginning of July. Sources from criminal circles claim that he has since gone to Morocco.
A teenager living with his father in Morocco was taken urgently to the Netherlands after cancer was discovered. Without administrative registration or health insurance, his care depended on arrangements that had become untenable. His mother obtained a provisional court ruling to unblock the situation.