According to the prosecutor’s office in Andalucía, four Moroccan women working in Huelva’s strawberry farms have lodged complaints against their manager over alleged sexual abuses. The latter was arrested last Friday as part of an investigation initiated by the Spanish authorities.
Two days ago a couple of photos of the lower jaw of a Spinosaurus aegypticus, a dinosaur, were posted on the Internet. The fossils, found in a region called Kem Kem, southeastern Morocco, were believed to be for sale on Facebook. Responding to allegations, George Corneille, the man who posted the photos told Yabiladi his version of the story.
Following the Gdim Izig trial, Amnesty International has published an article reacting to the verdict pronounced today by the Sale court. The organization states that the Moroccan court «marred by failure to adequately investigate torture claims».