In a new comparison derived from the Public Prosecutor's Office statistics on the implementation of criminal policy, the association Mobilizing for Rights Associates (MRA) highlights the gap between the concepts of protection and punishment. It questions this disparity in light of cases of extramarital relationships, compared to prosecutions for violence against women.
The sentencing of 18 Senegalese fans and one French-Algerian national to prison terms ranging from three months to one year for violence and public disorder during the AFCON final in Morocco has sparked outrage on social media in Senegal. However, the penalties are in line with previous Moroccan court rulings in cases of football-related violence.
Nearly four decades after the tragic discovery of Inass, the Moroccan child known as the «A10 martyr», her parents are finally set to face trial in France for her death. Scheduled for November 2026, this long-awaited trial follows a significant breakthrough in 2018, when DNA analysis identified the victim, leading to the arrest of her parents on charges of torture and complicity.