After years awaiting deportation, six Moroccans acquitted of terrorism in puntland return to Morocco

More than two years after a deportation order was issued in Somalia, the six Moroccans detained in Puntland have returned to Morocco following their acquittal on terrorism-related charges. Moroccan authorities have since opened investigations into their cases, while their families hope the process will ultimately lead to the definitive closure of the file.

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