For the past few days, officers have been assigned to the police station in the city of San Pedro to monitor the Logroño hospital where Brahim Ghali, the leader of the Polisario Front, is hospitalized.
Returning to France after nearly 10 years on the run in Morocco, Ilyas Ameur, involved in the robbery of the Forum de l’Or in 2011 in La Garde, appeared before the Var Assize Court on Friday. The man has confessed.
The trial of Mounir Kiouh, a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) accused of having killed a 2-year-old baby in an apartment in Namur in 2005 opens before the court of Tétouan. Jennifer Devos, the mother of the young victim, only wishes "that he remains in prison, that he serves the heaviest possible sentence for having destroyed an entire family."
French journalists Eric Laurent and Catherine Graciet will be tried in Paris for "blackmail" against King Mohammed VI. They are accused of having threatened to publish embarrassing information about the Moroccan monarch if their silence was not bought at a negotiated price of two million euros.
Gathered within the SNJ, the SNJ-CGT and the CFDT-Journalists, Moroccan journalists called in the middle of the week for the release of two colleagues who have been held in pre-trial detention for nearly a year. Omar Radi and Slimane Raissouni, awaiting their trial, have started a hunger strike to obtain provisional release.
On May 20, the owner of the textile workshop where 28 workers died will be informed of his fate. The investigating judge at the court of first instance in Tangier has finally decided to prosecute the owner, whose trial has been postponed several times due to the state of health of the main defendant.
Badr Hari has been ordered by the Ghent court in Belgium to pay 50,000 euros in damages to the kickboxing organization Enfusion . The Moroccan kickboxer was found guilty of breach of contract.
The conviction by the Moroccan justice system of Brahim Bouhlel continues to fuel controversy in the artistic community. Franck Gastambide and some members of the "Validé" team have spoken out on the case, deploring a heavy sentence for a publication made, above all, to make people laugh.
The Moroccan Tarik Attar suspected of having murdered Valentin Amrouche in 2017 in Montceau-les-Mines (Saône-et-Loire) saw his sentence of 30 years in prison, with a 12-year security period, confirmed by the Dijon Assize Court of Appeal during the night of Friday, May 7 to Saturday, May 8.
The Marrakech court will rule this Wednesday on the request for release on bail of Brahim Bouhlel and Zbarbooking, sentenced to eight months in prison in Morocco for having filmed and disseminated a video "of a person without his consent" and for "corruption of a minor".
The appeal trial of the Moroccan Tarik Attar, sentenced to 30 years in prison at first instance for the murder of Valentin Amrouche, began on Monday, May 3 before the Dijon Assize Court of Appeal. The victim’s grandparents want the sentence to be confirmed.
One of the two Moroccan suspected jihadists arrested in Bolaños de Calatrava (Ciudad Real) in May 2020 was sentenced to two years in prison for indoctrination. The second was released. The prosecution had requested three and a half years in prison against them.