
Morocco to Repatriate Women and Children Detained in Syria and Iraq After ISIS Involvement
Morocco has authorized the repatriation of Moroccan women from Daesh and their children. They are all detained in conflict zones in Syria and Iraq.

Morocco has authorized the repatriation of Moroccan women from Daesh and their children. They are all detained in conflict zones in Syria and Iraq.

More than one refugee out of two, or 54.4%, is of Syrian origin, according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP) which conducted a survey on forced migration in Morocco in the first quarter.

Around thirty children under the age of 12 and their mothers living in the camps in Syria will have to be repatriated to Belgium, according to a decision taken in early March by the Belgian government.

The players of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have wished a good Ramadan 2021 to Muslims. The holy month began on April 13 in some countries like France, Syria, Egypt, but started on Wednesday, April 14 in others like Morocco, Oman, India and Iran.

Ramadan began this Tuesday, April 13 in some countries like France, Syria, Egypt but will start in others like Morocco tomorrow, April 14. Like last year, Ramadan is disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The new director of the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ), Habboub Cherkaoui, stated that 1,137 Moroccan jihadists and their families, detained in the camps in northern Syria, are awaiting repatriation.

Belgium wants to repatriate between 30 and 50 children of jihadists present in the detention camps in northeastern Syria, in order to prevent "them from becoming the terrorists of tomorrow". This announcement was made by the Prime Minister, Alexander De Croo.

The appeal trial of the Islamic State fighter returned from Syria to Belgium, Noura Firoud, widow of one of the founders of Sharia4Belgium, has been postponed to May 6. This is the decision that has just been made by the Brussels Correctional Court.

A British man of Syrian origin, Jorane Mohammed Atta, residing in Istanbul, stabbed his partner, Samira El Khadir, a 38-year-old Moroccan woman, to death on Sunday, February 14. The discovery of the woman’s infidelity was the motive for this crime.

A network of human trafficking and illegal immigration was uncovered following the arrest at the Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca of a Syrian in possession of a fake passport. The man was already the subject of an international arrest warrant for his alleged membership in a vast network of illegal immigration and human trafficking.

Parliament is preparing to hear Daesh members next week as part of an exploratory mission on Moroccans stranded in Syria and Iraq. Numbering 6, these former fighters will enter this institution for the first time.

The files of the families of the Moroccans of Daesh were the subject of discussions between the parliamentary mission chaired by Abdellatif Ouahbi and the national coordination for the Moroccans blocked and detained in Syria and Iraq.