The intentions of the members of the terrorist cell dismantled in Inezgane and Ait Melloul by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation (BCIJ) are known. They were planning to carry out terrorist operations.
The elements of the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation (BCIJ) announced, this Monday, the dismantling of a terrorist cell in Inezgane and Ait Melloul. The members of this cell were planning "the execution of terrorist operations".
Faced with the reluctance of certain countries, including Morocco, to host their illegal or radicalized nationals in the hexagon, the French authorities are preparing to reduce the number of visas issued to Moroccan nationals.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday rejected the request of four Franco-Moroccans and one Franco-Turk who were stripped of their French nationality. They had been convicted in a terrorism case.
Anticipation is the multi-dimensional anti-terrorism strategy of the Moroccan security services. This preventive approach has the advantage of minimizing the risk of carrying out attacks plotted by fanatics.
President Emannuel Macron reiterates that France will not "change" its "law because it shocks elsewhere". He had defended the right to publish cartoons, including those of the Prophet Mohammad , in the aftermath of the recent terrorist attacks perpetrated in his country, which had sparked heated controversy.
Since July 1, 2020, France has expelled 48 foreigners, including Moroccans, who were in an irregular situation and suspected of radicalization. The announcement was made by the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, this Friday, five years after the 2015 attacks.
European countries are seduced by Morocco’s experience in the fight against terrorism. They want to strengthen their cooperation with the Kingdom in the field of intelligence.
Arriving in Morocco on Sunday, November 9, the head of French diplomacy was received on Monday by his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita . In his message, Jean-Yves le Drian indicated that France "wants to be able to count on Morocco" to fight against terrorism.
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin is visiting Algeria and Tunisia. His visit is part of negotiations with countries of origin to have their nationals expelled by France accepted.
In an op-ed, Cécile Coudriou, president of Amnesty International , warns about "the stigmatization of Muslims" in France and calls for the protection of human rights.
In its latest monthly report, Facebook claims to have removed around 10,000 pages, groups and accounts from 13 countries, including Morocco, for "coordinated inauthentic behavior". The purge took place in October.