The administrative chamber of the Supreme Court has annulled a decision of the Melilla government council of May 13, 2019 which establishes the obligation of a visa for minors from Nador before their registration in the autonomous city, considering it "discriminatory".
The investigation is accelerating in the case of the famous plastic surgeon Dr. Hassan Tazi, owner of the Chifaa clinic , incarcerated in the Oukacha prison (Casablanca) for, among other things, human trafficking and abuse of weakness. The plaintiffs are informed of the date of the hearing.
Carlos Patricio B. M., of Spanish origin, has admitted to killing the Moroccan Younes Bilal in Mazarrón (Murcia) last June. The murder weapon was found at his home.
A video of a case of animal abuse showing a young girl who encouraged her dog to kill a kitten, is causing outrage among Moroccan internet users. They have called for legal action.
Moroccan human rights activist , Saida Al-Alami was sentenced on Friday to two years in prison for "contempt of a constituted body".
Caritas denounced on Tuesday "the total violation of human rights suffered by thousands of Moroccans living in misery in slums in Huelva and Almeria.
The investigation into the case of the famous plastic surgeon Dr. El Hassan Tazi , owner of the Chifaa clinic, imprisoned in the Oukacha prison for, among other things, human trafficking and abuse of weakness, is continuing. A confrontation between the accused and the alleged victims is scheduled for this Wednesday, April 27, before the investigating judge at the Casablanca Court of Appeal.
Legal troubles are looming for the member of the Settat city council who physically assaulted one of his colleagues and destroyed public property during a council meeting. His referral to the public prosecutor at the court of first instance was effective on Monday.
The assets of magistrates will now be scrutinized. This is one of the missions that Mohamed Abdennabaoui, First President of the Court of Cassation and Delegate President of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, has set for himself.
The Cádiz court sentenced two Moroccan brothers, drug traffickers, to eight years in prison for having kidnapped and tortured their business partner for months.
Two MPs are being prosecuted for their alleged involvement in a case of theft from a famous businessman in the city of Agadir . This is the result of an investigation that lasted several months.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on Morocco to drop legal proceedings against Rif activist Rabia al Ablaq. The latter is being prosecuted for the offense of insulting King Mohammed VI, whom "he would have disrespected in videos broadcast on YouTube and Facebook."