Social networks and other information channels have been flooded with reactions disapproving of the resurgence of pedophilia, rape and murder of children. But Jaouad Mabrouki, a psychiatrist, researcher and expert in the psychoanalysis of Moroccan and Arab society, calls on Moroccans to focus on a drama that is playing out with the complicity of society: the marriage of minors.
Five young people of Moroccan origin were injured in Naples, one seriously, by gunshots fired by a man in his forties.
The elements of the prefectural judicial police service of Marrakech arrested three individuals, including two repeat offenders. They are accused of being allegedly involved in a case of sequestration, sexual assault with violence, and stabbing.
A man was sentenced to 3 years in prison by the court of first instance of Oujda . He is accused of disseminating intimate photos of his wife on social networks.
While she was about to be extradited, a Moroccan woman, victim of domestic violence by her husband and a refugee in France, has been allowed to stay. The French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) granted her subsidiary protection, preventing her return to Morocco.
A teacher was violently assaulted by thieves while trying to assist a student who was having her cell phone stolen. The incident occurred Friday in front of a high school located in Tamesna, 30 km south of Rabat.
A sexagenarian was incarcerated in the Oudaya prison by the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Marrakech. He is accused of raping his daughter-in-law in the absence of his son.
More than a year after the murder of the Belgian-Moroccan Hilal Makhout, a reconstruction took place this Thursday in Rochefort-Forzée at the scene of the crime, a vacation chalet, in the presence of the three alleged perpetrators.
Journalist and writer Hicham Houdaifa has become the voice of the suffering of abused children in his latest book titled "Childhood in Morocco: Precariousness in Multiple Forms". In this book, he advocates for the issue of protecting and respecting children’s rights to be a national emergency.
The judicial police of Benslimane arrested a man accused of having kidnapped and raped a 28-year-old waitress. The man, in his thirties, was sent before the prosecutor of the king near the local court of first instance, to answer for the acts with which he is charged.
The rape and murder of young Adnane in Tangier has prompted many Moroccans to demand that the justice system apply the death penalty to the person found guilty of this atrocious crime. Although shocked by the nature of the crime, the president of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) maintains her position on the abolition of the death penalty.
A man preferred to withdraw the complaint filed against his daughter’s aggressor, in exchange for the sum of 20,000 dirhams (about 2,000 euros). The story has provoked strong reactions on social networks.