
Man Sentenced to 8 Months for Death Threats Against Lille Mosque, Praising Terrorism
The Lille court on Wednesday sentenced, to eight months’ imprisonment with immediate detention, the man who had threatened, last June, a mosque in the city .

The Lille court on Wednesday sentenced, to eight months’ imprisonment with immediate detention, the man who had threatened, last June, a mosque in the city .

Journalist and TV presenter Mohamed Tijini has sued rapper El Grande Toto for defamation, insults, death threats and indecent assault.

Since the Belgian government has forced influencers to publish their address, the Moroccan-Belgian influencer Jamilla Baidou says she is being harassed.

Despite drastic measures, some Moroccan regions are facing severe water shortages. This is the case, for example, in the provinces of El Jadida and Sidi Bennour. Thus, the Autonomous Inter-municipal Authority for the Distribution of Water, Electricity and Liquid Sanitation Management (RADEEJ) warns of the risk of water cuts.

The many forest fires recorded in recent weeks in Morocco have also claimed victims among the Barbary macaque species, also called "Barbary macaque" or "Berber macaque".

In Fès as elsewhere in Morocco, the behavior of some car guards exasperates many Internet users who are calling for the abolition of their activity. For their part, experts call for the establishment of regulations with clear and strict texts.

Agriculture Minister Mohamed Sadiki announced during his last appearance in parliament that cereal production this year will be greatly reduced due to the drought that Morocco is experiencing.

Moroccan plastic surgeons are once again taking a stand, this time to warn against the illegal practice of medicine and cosmetic surgery in hair salons, gyms and spas. They have drawn the attention of Moroccans to the irreversible consequences that these practices can have.

Two individuals have been arrested in Oulad Teima for their alleged involvement in a case of public drunkenness , drunk driving and threatening with a hunting rifle.

The Mediterranean Youth Forum in Morocco and the Council of Europe conducted a study that revealed that hate speech is gaining ground in Moroccan universities and that it is urgent to find a solution, at the risk of seeing the situation deteriorate further.

Faced with the concerns raised by Moroccans about the appearance of a new plant disease specific to tomatoes and peppers , the National Office of Sanitary Safety of Food Products (ONSSA) affirms that their consumption "does not present any danger to the health of the consumer".

The rise in prices of products used in the manufacture of bread and its derivatives is increasingly worrying Moroccan bakers. They even plan to raise the price of bread due to this situation, which adds to the impacts of the health crisis.