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New headquarters of the Administrative Court of Appeal and the Administrative Court of First Instance inaugurated in Rabat
The 15 million dirham project brings the Administrative Court of Appeal and the Administrative Court of First Instance under one roof, with facilities designed to improve judicial services and access to justice.
Article 490: The debate over sex outside marriage back in the spotlight
Following the Authenticity and Modernity Party’s victory in the legislative elections, Moroccan Reddit users have drawn connections between statements by two senior party figures, interpreting them as possible signs that consensual sex outside marriage could be decriminalized. As social attitudes and behavior evolve, what exactly does Article 490 of Morocco’s Penal Code prohibit, and why do critics want it repealed? A sociologist, an activist and a lawyer examine the debate.
Abdellatif Ouahbi returns as justice minister in El Mansouri government
Abdellatif Ouahbi was appointed Minister of Justice on Friday, October 16, at the Royal Palace in Rabat during a ceremony presided over by King Mohammed VI. A lawyer by profession, he led the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) from 2020 to 2024 and previously held the same ministerial post from 2021.
Lawyers return to courts after five-month boycott, but dispute remains
Around 19,000 lawyers resume representation nationwide as bar association seeks fresh talks over law it says threatens profession’s independence.
Morocco, Lebanon sign three agreements to strengthen judicial cooperation
Morocco and Lebanon signed three agreements on criminal matters in Rabat on Monday, October 5, 2026, covering mutual legal assistance, the transfer of sentenced persons and extradition.
Morocco and Jordan sign agreement to strengthen judicial cooperation
The new agreement on the handover of wanted persons is intended to strengthen coordination between the two countries’ authorities and provide a clearer legal and institutional framework for judicial cooperation.