The Spanish government has agreed to repatriate several wives of Spanish jihadists, including Moroccans, as well as their children, from the camps in Syria. Others before them, who accepted to return to Spain, ended up in prison. This is the case of Asia Ahmed and Fátima Akil, of Moroccan origin.
The Spanish government has decided to repatriate the wives of four Spanish Islamic State jihadists detained in Syria with their Spanish children. One of them is of Moroccan origin.
A 16-month-old Moroccan baby died on Monday in Soses (Lleida - Catalonia) after choking on a nut. The town council has launched a fundraising campaign to repatriate his body to Morocco.
The parents of Imane Saadaoui, the young Moroccan woman killed by her husband on November 1 in Cáceres (Valencia), are asking the Moroccan embassy in Madrid for help in recovering their 14-month-old grandson, placed under the guardianship of the Extremadura council after the tragic drama.
The bodies of the three Moroccans, who died on Friday in a road accident in Caravaca (Murcia - southern Spain), will be repatriated to Morocco by tomorrow, Wednesday.
A group of French nationals consisting of 40 children and 15 women have been repatriated from Syria by France. They were detained in the camps in northeastern Syria.
Held in a Syrian camp, a French woman of Moroccan origin and her two children were repatriated on Monday by the French authorities. But she will still have to go through the justice system.
The prosecutor continues to argue that the repatriations of minors from Ceuta to Morocco were not carried out in accordance with the law on foreigners, accusing the government delegation of the autonomous city and the Ministry of the Interior of this "illegal" action.
The remains of Ahmed Bel Miloudi, a migrant who died two years ago in a container in which he and his unfortunate companions hid to reach Italy by train, have finally been repatriated to Morocco. He was buried on Friday in Mohammedia.
The Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) has confirmed the decision of the court of first instance which ruled in February that the repatriation to Morocco of 55 of the minors who arrived in Ceuta in May 2021 was not in accordance with the law.
Morocco proceeded on Thursday to repatriate the nine sports journalists who were turned back on Wednesday at Oran airport in Algeria, as they had arrived to cover the Mediterranean Games.
Nassim and Ayoub, two young men in their twenties, died in a terrible road accident in Boussu. The body of one of them will be repatriated to Morocco on Friday.