US EditionEid Al Adha: King Mohammed VI pardons 1,526 inmates, including convicts in extremism, terrorism cases – The North Africa Post
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Aid Al Adha: Royal pardon for 1,526 people King Mohamed VI, Amir Al-Mouminine (Commissioner of the Believers), accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, Prince Moulay Rachid, Prince Moulay Ahmed and Prince Moulay Ismaïl, celebrated, on Saturday 10th of Di Al Hijja 1446 of the Hegira, corresponding to 7th of June 2025, the prayer of the Eid Al-Adha blessed in the Hassan II Mosque of Tetouan. Numerous citizens gathered along the route of the r…
* The beneficiaries of the Royal Grace who are in detention are 1,305 inmates, broken down as follows: – Thanks to the remainder of the sentence of imprisonment or imprisonment for the benefit of 72 prisoners. – Remission of the sentence of imprisonment or imprisonment for the benefit of 1,229 prisoners. – Commutation of the perpetual sentence in time to the benefit of 04 prisoners. * The beneficiaries of the Royal Grace who are at liberty are 2…
His Majesty King Mohammed VI, whom the Lord assisted, kindly granted His Grace, on the occasion of Eid Al Adha, to 1,526 persons sentenced by various Kingdom courts, some of whom are in detention and others at large, indicates a statement from the Ministry of Justice. Here is the text of the statement: "On occasion ... This article Eid Al Adha: Royal Grace for the benefit of 1,526 people appeared first on Diplomatic Morocco.
Eid Al Adha: King Mohammed VI pardons 1,526 inmates, including convicts in extremism, terrorism cases – The North Africa Post
On the occasion of Eid Al Adha, celebrated Saturday June 7 in Morocco, King Mohammed VI granted pardon to 1526 people, sentenced by the different Moroccan courts, the Justice Ministry said in a statement. The Ministry of Justice unveiled the list of the beneficiaries of the royal pardon, who are either detained or serving a […]
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