The Nador branch of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights has called, in a letter addressed to the public prosecutor at the Nador Court of Appeal, for an investigation into what it described as «violations» affecting migrant children and minors in the province, warning about the seriousness of the practices allegedly targeting this vulnerable group. In a statement, the branch said it had observed in recent months the continued targeting of children, minors and young people
Moroccan K-pop artist Kim Miso won the «Global Entertainment» award for 2026 on Saturday during the 26th edition of the Korea Best Brand Awards held in Seoul. Based in South Korea, the Moroccan singer received the distinction in recognition of her artistic career and her role in promoting cultural exchange. She appeared at the ceremony wearing a Moroccan caftan, proudly showcasing her Moroccan roots on stage. Born and raised in Morocco, Kim Miso has built a distinctive identity by
Mauritania has sent its foreign minister to Rabat, a visit that comes at a sensitive security and political moment for Nouakchott. Rabat’s support is crucial to Mauritania’s regional and international ambitions.
Long held back by dyslexia that was diagnosed late, Mohamed Boclet, a French-Moroccan from the Rif region, went on to become France’s mind mapping champion and runner-up in the world rapid reading championships. Between sharing his learning methods and launching an inclusive and eco-friendly golf concept in Marrakech, he is carving out a path at the crossroads of knowledge, innovation, and his ties to Morocco.
King Mohammed VI granted a royal pardon on Saturday to Senegalese fans detained over hooliganism during the 2025 AFCON final between Morocco and Senegal. «Given the longstanding fraternal ties between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Senegal, and on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, has graciously decided, for humanitarian reasons, to grant His Royal Pardon to the Senegalese supporters convicted of offenses committed during the
Earlier this week, hackers managed to access telephone communications, as well as social media exchanges, between Hicham Jerando and his sources in Morocco. Those behind the hack then published the audio recordings on an online platform created specifically for that purpose. Moroccan judicial authorities immediately took up the case and began examining the leaked data and conversations. Initial findings from the investigation, which is still in its early stages, have revealed the alleged
The Polisario has yet to settle on a clear line in response to the anger publicly expressed by the United States ambassador to Morocco, Duke Buchan, after his meeting with the head of MINURSO, Alexander Ivanko. While «sources close to the Front» said on Tuesday that the American diplomat’s remarks confirmed «Washington’s loss of neutrality», the rhetoric had shifted radically by Friday. The same sources, described as high-level, are now accusing
Amid financial hardship and health problems that forced him to stop working, Mohammed Lebric has found comfort in caring for cats. Between his family home and a small house he rented to shelter sick and injured strays, the young man spends much of his day feeding them and tending to their needs.
In France, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space has unveiled a new decree on university tuition fees, confirming that non-European Union students will be the hardest hit starting next academic year. The measure further tightens the government’s policy on foreign students, despite concerns that it could sharply restrict access to higher education.
As temperatures rise ahead of Eid al-Adha, specialists are urging Moroccans to take precautions when transporting and keeping sheep, stressing the importance of ventilation, shade and hydration.