Foreign nationals expelled from Morocco for acts contrary to the laws in force [Source: Moroccan Press]
Rabat, 08/03/10 - The Moroccan authorities have taken lately, expulsion orders outside the national territory against foreign nationals of various nationalities, who are guilty of acts contrary to laws force.
Among the deportees included 16 people, among leaders and residents of an orphanage located in the town of Ain Leuh (province of Ifrane), said Monday a press release from the Ministry of the Interior, stating that the parties took advantage of indigence some families and their targeting minors they reimburse, in violation of procedures regarding Kafala children abandoned or orphaned.
Under the guise of benevolent activities, this group also engaged in proselytizing activities targeting young children, not more than ten years, adds the same source, noting that as part of the inquiry ordered by the prosecutor's office, hundreds of leaflets and CDs were seized proselytism. The measures taken by the Moroccan authorities are part of the struggle against attempts to spread the credo of evangelist to shake the faith of Muslims. The department is on the other hand, stressed that the expulsion of the country have been taken in accordance with the laws in force for the preservation of religious and spiritual values of the Kingdom.
*Another article updated from BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8563111.stm
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