After being granted a royal pardon, gynecologist Mohamed Jamal Belkeziz, sentenced on September 30 to 2 years in prison and 2 years of ban from practicing his duties, for illegal abortion, in the "Hajar Raïssouni" case, has been released from prison. Between disappointment and regret, the doctor wants to take his time before putting on his gynecologist’s coat again.
Released on October 16 following a royal pardon, Hajar Raïssouni , the journalist of the Arabic-language daily, Akhbar Al-Yaoum, arrested at the end of August, then sentenced at the end of September, for "illegal abortion" and "sexual relations outside marriage", did not hide her distress at this trial that had sparked a wave of outrage.
Sentenced to a term of imprisonment, journalist Hajar Raïssouni, has just been granted a pardon by King Mohammed VI, on Wednesday, October 16, 2019, according to a statement from the Ministry of Justice. This royal pardon has been extended to the fiancé of the accused as well as to the medical team.
A prisoner has been kept in detention at the Oudayas prison in Marrakech, despite the royal pardon granted to him. This procedural flaw was noted by a Central Commission under the General Inspectorate of the Prison Administration.
King Mohammed VI granted, on the occasion of the Feast of Youth, his pardon to 443 people convicted by various courts of the Kingdom.
On the occasion of the 66th anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People, King Mohammed VI has pardoned 262 people convicted by various courts in the Kingdom.
The Director of the daily newspaper "Akhbar Al Yaoum" has decided to seek a royal pardon, as a last resort in his inextricable case. Taoufik Bouachrine is being prosecuted for human trafficking, rape, violence and sexual harassment.
Invited on France 24, the Head of Government addressed several current issues in the Kingdom and stressed the need "to have a rapprochement, a dialogue, partnerships, cooperation between the countries of the Maghreb". Saâd-Eddine El Othmani did not overlook the thorny issue of the Hirak detainees in the Rif.
21 years behind bars will not have overcome the will of this man to be fully exonerated. A third royal pardon has been offered to him and a third time he rejects it. He is asking for the reopening of the investigation into the crime that sent him to life imprisonment: a case of murder and decapitation.
While he had just left prison after being pardoned by King Mohammed VI, a Hirak activist went back there, of his own free will! In fact, to take the baccalaureate exams.
An activist of the Rif Hirak named Mohamed Mekouh has just left Morocco, heading for Europe, after being arrested twice and once pardoned by King Mohammed VI.
The detainees of the Hirak of the Rif, but also those of Jerada, could soon be pardoned by King Mohammed VI. This is at least the wish of several politicians, including Mustapha Ramid.