The executive office of the Adala Center for Human Rights is calling for "a general royal pardon in favor of political detainees in Morocco" on the occasion of the Throne Feast, scheduled for July 30.
A certain omerta (code of silence) reigns two years after the murder of Rayane Lemmouchi, a young dentist of Maghrebi origin killed in 2023 by a group of ten individuals in the middle of the street in Les Lilas (Seine-Saint-Denis). The only suspect who has broken the silence is receiving threats.
The administrative court of Tanger has just condemned the municipality to compensate a French municipality. The latter had accused it of having illegally exploited a property of more than 7,000 m² that it holds in co-ownership, by transforming it into a public cemetery in the Tanger-Balia area, under the jurisdiction of the Mghogha district.
The administrative court of Nice ruled in favor of the League of Human Rights (LDH) which challenged two municipal decrees banning the wearing of the burkini during the summer of 2025.
The Federation of Consumers and Users (CECU) and the Coordination of Farmers’ and Livestock Producers’ Organizations (COAG) have initiated a joint administrative procedure for suspected labeling fraud. The complaint targets cherry tomatoes marketed by Carrefour and supplied by the Azura Group, whose stated origin is Moroccan while their actual provenance is the Sahara.
Victim of a stray bullet on September 7, 2010 on the Bethléem Square in Saint-Gilles, not far from his home, Adam (a pseudonym) has been confined to a wheelchair for fifteen years. The young man feels "abandoned".
Upon returning from vacation, a French merchant receives a large bill for his mobile data consumption during a stay in Morocco. Orange, which is demanding this amount, is met with the refusal of its client, who intends to take legal action.
The association Mouv’Enfants has decided to reproduce on Thursday, in front of the Blois (Loir-et-Cher) courthouse, a "crime scene" of the "little martyr of the A10", this 4-year-old girl whose mutilated body was found on August 11, 1987 on the side of the highway in Suèvres, 14 km northwest of Blois, so that "justice is finally done".
An unemployed person was ordered to reimburse over 12,000 euros in unemployment benefits wrongly received from the Public Employment Service (SEPE) for having traveled to Morocco without notifying the institution.
Human rights organizations accuse the United Kingdom of having outsourced its justice system to Morocco by transmitting the investigation file of Lee Brahim Murray-Lamrani, the MMA fighter "Lightening" Lee Murray, presented as the mastermind behind the robbery of the Securitas depot located in the southeast of England that occurred on the night of February 21, 2006 in Tonbridge, Kent, which facilitated his conviction to 25 years in prison.
The administrative court of Cergy ruled in favor of a Maghrebi woman whose application for a residence permit renewal was met with an implicit refusal by the prefecture of Hauts-de-Seine.
Convicted to eight and five years in prison in 2019 in Versailles (Yvelines) for a cannabis trafficking operation, Brahim B. and his brother Lhassan appear to have resumed their activities upon their release from prison. The two brothers, along with eight other individuals, will be tried in September for a new drug trafficking case between Hauts-de-Seine and Essonne.