For a few days now, several French media have stood out in the dissemination of "tendentious allegations" concerning the Franco-Algerian Brahim Bouhlel , incarcerated in the local prison of Oudaya in Marrakech. In a statement, the General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration (DGAPR) indicated on Monday that it is a "raging campaign" led by certain parties in France against the Kingdom.
The Carcassonne court sentenced a former Moroccan military pentathlon athlete, tried in immediate appearance, to four months in prison for "repeated death threats" against his future ex-wife and her relatives.
The Belgo-Moroccan Ali Aarrass , detained for 12 years in Morocco for belonging to a terrorist group, filed a request in 2018 with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), in which he believes he did not have the necessary consular assistance throughout this period. The request was rejected.
The court of first instance of Khemisset sentenced, on Monday, a lawyer from the Rabat bar to 3 years in prison for insult, attack on the honor of personalities from constituted bodies, incitement to hatred and attack on the Muslim religion through a "live" on social networks.
Andra Matei, the lawyer of French comedian Brahim Bouhlel, sentenced on April 21 to eight months in prison for "his bad joke", is fighting to get her client out of trouble. She intends to file a fourth request for a royal pardon in October.
The Lisieux court sentenced on Friday, September 17, 2021, a 24-year-old Moroccan in an irregular situation to one year in prison for violence and death threats against his partner, a mother of two minor daughters. He is considered a "serious threat" to his fellow citizens.
The Perpignan court sentenced a young Moroccan to eight months in prison for a series of thefts from vehicles. He is subject to an obligation to leave the territory (OQTF).
The Court of Appeal of Beni Mellal sentenced, on Tuesday, September 21, 14 defendants to various prison terms for charges of "rape, kidnapping, sequestration, tattooing and human trafficking" in the case of Khadija O. alias "the tattoo girl". In total, 226 years of imprisonment were handed out.
Three Moroccans detained at the Melilla prison, and holders of a release permit, escaped to return to Morocco on board a jet ski. Previously, they had withdrawn the money they had earned by working in prison.
The Chartres court sentenced a 30-year-old Moroccan in an irregular situation in France to one year in prison for violence against his partner and serious abuse of an animal.
The Court of Cassation has confirmed the conviction of Taoufik Bouachrine to 15 years in prison. The former director of the now-defunct daily Akhbar Al-Yaoum had been sentenced on appeal to fifteen years in prison for "human trafficking", "abuse of power for sexual purposes", "rape and attempted rape".
Algerians have been sentenced to various prison terms after a violent brawl with Moroccans and a lightning kidnapping in the area of rue Jules-Guesde in Wazemmes (Lille). An Algerian had been shot.