In the case that opposed him to the heirs of his Franco-Algerian associate, Hassan Derham prevailed. The justice system has just ruled in favor of the Sahrawi businessman and former socialist deputy, thus restoring his rights.
A former member of the naval commando, prosecuted for alleged arms trafficking with Africa, was sentenced on October 22 to three years in prison with a suspended sentence and a fine of 50,000 euros. This is the verdict handed down by the Caen Criminal Court last Tuesday.
While he had been sentenced last April to ten years in prison for his involvement in the terrorist act of Imlil, a Swiss citizen, to the general surprise, has benefited from a reduced sentence. Now, he will only serve five years behind bars for "forming a terrorist group".
A lively exchange between the representative of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the defense of the accused marked the hearing of the trial of the "network for the naturalization of Israelis", on Thursday, October 10, before the Court of Appeal of Casablanca, over a matter of translation into Hebrew.
The case related to the murder of the two Scandinavian tourists is again before the judicial authorities as part of the appeal trial. Indeed, three defendants who confessed to participating in the crime have decided to appeal after being sentenced to death.
Roberto Blanchedent has been on the run again since September 19. Placed under judicial supervision, he had the obligation to report once a day to the police station, after the release he benefited from on September 12.
The Moroccan Association of Human Rights (AMDH) has looked into the journalist’s statements during her trial, particularly regarding the "torture she suffered" while in pre-trial detention, and demands her "immediate release".
The trial of a Moroccan man and his wife, prosecuted for mistreating their daughter, opened in a Belgian court in the Saint-Nicolas region.
A sit-in is scheduled for this Wednesday, October 2nd in front of the Parliament, in order to support all the protagonists in the "Hajar Raïssouni" case. This is the call launched by several civil society associations to the population.
Hakim Ben Aïssa, a journalist from an electronic site based in the Rif, was sentenced to four months in prison with a suspended sentence, accompanied by a fine of 110,500 DH to be paid to the Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration, with confiscation of his personal car. This is the verdict of the Al-Hoceima Court.
We now know the verdict in this case that has sparked the most heated controversy in recent weeks. On Monday, September 30, the Court of First Instance in Rabat sentenced Hajar Raïssouni to one year in prison, for "sexual relations outside of marriage and illegal abortion".
UNIA and the Ligue des Droits humains (LDH) have filed a lawsuit against the Brussels Public Transport Company (STIB). It is accused of discriminating in hiring against a veiled woman.