Arab center founder gets six months
The Criminal Chamber of the Court of First Instance in Fez sentenced Anas Buliadi, founder of the Arab Social and Cultural Center in Liège, Belgium, to six months in prison and a fine of 50,000 dirhams. He was convicted of the charge of "facilitating and organizing the clandestine departure of Moroccan individuals from Morocco." According to the court, the investigating judge confirmed the availability of strong evidence of his involvement in transporting four people from Spain to Belgium in exchange for money, despite his denial of knowing their legal status. It is worth noting that this case is part of efforts to monitor illegal immigration activities, and the details reveal that the defendant received sums of money for transporting the individuals. The judiciary relied on clear evidence to substantiate the charges against him.
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