The Franco-Algerian teacher accused of having "maintained a sexual relationship" with his 14-year-old student, enrolled at Lycée Descartes in Rabat , will have to face Moroccan and possibly French justice.
The investigating judge at the Rabat Court of Appeal in charge of financial crimes has just ordered the detention of an employee of a bank branch in the Riad district, accused of embezzling 1.2 million dirhams.
Considering that the dismissal of the Franco-Algerian teacher accused of having "maintained a sexual relationship" with his 14-year-old student at the time of the facts was not enough, an association threatens to take legal action against the Lycée Descartes in Rabat if it does not take its responsibilities.
Deputy Yassine Radi, a member of the Union Constitutionnelle (UC) party, will not resume the leadership of the municipal council of Sidi Slimane. This is the decision of the Administrative Court of Appeal of Rabat, which confirmed his dismissal.
The Lycée Descartes de Rabat attached to the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) has dismissed the teacher accused of having "maintained a sexual relationship" with his 14-year-old student.
The Lycée Descartes de Rabat is at the heart of a sexual harassment scandal. The victim is a student, the alleged perpetrator is a Franco-Algerian teacher.
The arbitral tribunal set up to hear the dispute between the Spanish real estate company Marina d’Or and Morocco, relating to real estate investments of more than 400 million euros lost in Rabat and Tangier, held its first session last Monday.
PAM (Authenticity and Modernity Party) deputy Rahhou El Hilaa, as well as 24 other defendants, are being prosecuted for the embezzlement of funds from the municipality of Sidi Allal Bahraoui, in the province of Khemisset. Their trial opened on Monday at the court of appeal in charge of financial crimes in Rabat.
The inauguration by the sovereign of the Mohammed VI Tower, the tallest in Morocco, and the Grand Theater of Rabat is taking shape. This inauguration will significantly change the appearance of the capital of the kingdom.
While in custody, a drug baron managed to escape from the police station in Souissi-Takadoum in Rabat. The judicial police elements are investigating the circumstances of this escape.
Many citizens of Rabat/Salé have received particularly exorbitant water bills. They deplore the management of water by the operator Redal and call for greater transparency.
Architect Salima Naji has restored the use of raw earth in the construction of buildings in Morocco. This Franco-Moroccan woman has given value and meaning to this environmentally friendly material that has been gradually abandoned in favor of concrete.