Moroccan authorities brought 202 people before the judicial offices at the stadiums during AFCON 2025 . This record, dominated by fraud and speculation, highlights the effectiveness of coordination between the justice and security services.
The Bobigny Assize Court sentenced El Mehdi Zouhairi to life imprisonment for orchestrating, from Morocco, two deadly shootings in Saint-Ouen in 2020. His co-defendants received sentences ranging from 24 to 30 years in prison.
In January 2026, a court of first instance under the jurisdiction of the Rabat Court of Appeal issued a decision ordering a resident to pay his condominium debts. The dispute concerned the non-payment of monthly contributions of 100 dirhams, initially intended to ensure the maintenance and management of the building’s common areas.
France’s highest court has ruled: a notarized kafala deed, once validated by a foreign judge—in this case, in Morocco—constitutes a court decision. The ruling clarifies the conditions for obtaining French citizenship for children taken into care.
The Majadahonda court ordered a Spanish insurance company to pay 296 461 euros to the family of a young Moroccan man killed in an accident in Morocco . The judges favored Spanish law over Moroccan legislation.
Moroccan justice sentenced 18 Senegalese supporters on Thursday to prison terms ranging from three months to one year. The penalties follow the violence that marred the 2025 AFCON final held in Rabat.
Four years after a balcony collapse that claimed a life, the Liège hotel Ryad Mogador has received a Booking.com award for excellence. As a court ruling is expected next week, the establishment now boasts a rating of 8.9 out of 10 from its guests.
Spanish courts overturned Allianz’s conviction, exempting the insurer from paying 106,000 euros to Fraikin Assets over the disappearance of six trucks in Morocco . The judges ruled that the theft had not been proven.
A Moroccan national was sentenced by the Audiencia of Ceuta after attempting to bribe a civil guard at the Tarajal border crossing. The man hoped to bring in a shipment of unauthorized food products in exchange for a simple 50-euro bill.
Confronted with systematic discrimination in their search for an apartment , tenants of Moroccan origin living in Spain decided to fight back. Armed with evidence, they denounced agencies’ illegal practices and secured unprecedented financial penalties.
Arrested upon her arrival in Morocco, human rights activist Zineb Kharroubi will stand trial on 23 February. A member of the diaspora living in France, the activist faces up to one year in prison for “incitement to commit an offense.”
In a testimony that has gone viral, a European retiree residing in Morocco has drawn an uncompromising comparison between security on the two shores of the Mediterranean. He claims that the Kingdom offers far greater tranquility than Spain, thanks to a firm criminal response and an active civic vigilance.