Royal amnesty for 1,788 on Throne Anniversary
King Mohammed VI issued a royal pardon covering 1,788 individuals on the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day. Among those pardoned were detainees and individuals on parole, all of whom had received sentences from various Moroccan courts. The pardon included 1,679 prisoners, nine of whom benefited from sentence reductions or commutations, one prisoner had his death sentence converted to life imprisonment, and another's life sentence was commuted to a fixed-term imprisonment. Additionally, 109 persons on parole were included, some of whom were exempted from imprisonment charges or fines, others who benefited only from a fine exemption, and some who received pardons from both penalties. The aim of the pardon is to improve the conditions of prisoners and to reflect a spirit of clemency on the occasion of the Throne Day.
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