King Mohammed VI Grants Royal Pardon to 1,788 People for Throne Day
Published by Morocco World News
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King Mohammed VI has granted a Royal Pardon to 1,788 people convicted by different courts across Morocco on the occasion of the 2026 Throne Day celebrations, the Ministry of Justice announced on Wednesday.
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The vast majority of beneficiaries are inmates.
According to the ministry, the vast majority of beneficiaries are inmates.
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A total of 1,679 prisoners received royal clemency in different forms.
A total of 1,679 prisoners received royal clemency in different forms.
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Nine were granted pardons covering the remainder of their prison terms.
Of those, nine were granted pardons covering the remainder of their prison terms, while 1,668 had their prison sentences remitted.
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1,668 had their prison sentences remitted.
Of those, nine were granted pardons covering the remainder of their prison terms, while 1,668 had their prison sentences remitted.
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The royal pardon also included sentence commutations for two inmates.
The royal pardon also included sentence commutations for two inmates.
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One prisoner had a death sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
One prisoner had a death sentence commuted to life imprisonment, while another saw a life sentence reduced to a fixed-term prison sentence.
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Another saw a life sentence reduced to a fixed-term prison sentence.
One prisoner had a death sentence commuted to life imprisonment, while another saw a life sentence reduced to a fixed-term prison sentence.
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109 other beneficiaries were not in detention at the time the pardon was granted.
The ministry said 109 other beneficiaries were not in detention at the time the pardon was granted.
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41 people received pardons covering prison sentences or the remainder of those sentences.
Among them, 41 people received pardons covering prison sentences or the remainder of those sentences.
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Ten others were granted pardons for prison sentences while their fines remained in force.
Ten others were granted pardons for prison sentences while their fines remained in force.
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52 people received pardons related to fines.
In addition, 52 people received pardons related to fines, while six others benefited from pardons covering both prison sentences and fines.
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Six others benefited from pardons covering both prison sentences and fines.
In addition, 52 people received pardons related to fines, while six others benefited from pardons covering both prison sentences and fines.
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The announcement was made in a statement released by the Ministry of Justice to mark the Throne Day celebrations for the year 1448 in the Islamic calendar, corresponding to 2026.
Ministry of Justice (Morocco) statement released by Ministry…
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The beneficiaries had been convicted by different courts across the country.
The ministry said the beneficiaries had been convicted by different courts across the country.
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The Ministry of Justice announced the royal pardon on Wednesday.
King Mohammed VI has granted a Royal Pardon to 1,788 people ... the Ministry of Justice announced on Wednesday.
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