After losing her appeal against American rapper Cardi B, whom she had accused of being a "prostitute" and a "cocaine addict and having herpes", American YouTuber Tasha K. fled to Morocco to avoid paying $4 million in damages.
While the victims of the Brussels attacks were eagerly awaiting the opening of the trial, the accused including Salah Abdeslam and Mohamed Abrini, supported by their lawyers, have decided not to appear, citing reasons deemed "grotesque" by the victims.
A Belgian national was sentenced on Thursday to eight years in prison by the Meknes Court of Appeal for sexual abuse within the family. The accusations were brought against him by his ex-wife, of Moroccan origin.
Lawyer Michel Bouchat joins his colleague Delphine Paci to defend Salah Abdeslam , sentenced to life imprisonment for his involvement in the Paris attacks and awaiting trial in Belgium for the role he is said to have played in the Brussels attacks.
The Court of First Instance of Brussels is looking into the side of Salah Echallaoui who had, in 2020, resigned from the presidency of the Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) on "injunction of resignation or dismissal" by the Minister of Justice, Vincent Van Quickenborne.
After the judicial holidays, the trial of Dr. Tazi resumes next week, with the confrontation of the five main defendants.
The appeal trial of Moroccan activist Saida El-Alami , sentenced in the first instance in April to two years in prison for "contempt of a constituted body", has been postponed to September 12.
A few days before the start of the trial of the Nice attack that took place on July 14, 2016 on the Promenade des Anglais and which cost the lives of 86 people, including Muslims, Latifa Charrihi, the first daughter of the victim of this attack is torn between different emotions. She hopes that at the end of this trial, life will resume its course and that with her brothers and sisters, they will finally be able to start their mourning.
In 2011, the Saint-Luc University Clinics (Woluwe) were indicted for involuntary manslaughter following the death of the young Imane Jellal aged 14. 11 years after the events, the Brussels Court of Appeal acquits, arguing that "no shortcoming nor disorganization" can be blamed on the clinics.
A 52-year-old Moroccan, who had already been the subject of a sexual assault procedure in Alicante in 2005, has just been sentenced to six months in prison with detention. The victim is a 13-year-old minor.
Failure to comply with measures taken against water waste during these times of severe shortage can be costly. In Rabat, several citizens who have boycotted these measures will have to face the consequences.
Brussels lawyer Delphine Paci will take over the defense of Moroccan Salah Abdeslam , one of the alleged perpetrators of the Brussels attacks, at the trial that will open in October.