Marrakech Court's Verdict on Content Creator
The Marrakech Court of First Instance delivered a significant ruling on Monday, August 17, 2026, sentencing the well-known content creator known as 'Kalamour' to 10 months in prison. Alongside the custodial sentence, the court imposed a monetary fine of 500 dirhams and prohibited her from using social media platforms for a period of three years. This verdict emerged from the initial hearing of her trial, which took place following her arrest and subsequent detention in the local Oudaya prison due to allegations linked to content she disseminated online.
Background of the Case
The public prosecutor had initiated proceedings against Kalamour based on actions categorized as a public violation of morality, stemming from the dissemination of videos and excerpts from a live stream that were deemed to contravene public decency standards. Her arrest occurred at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca as she attempted to leave the country, in coordination with security forces from Marrakech. Subsequently, she was subjected to a judicial inquiry and was remanded in custody by the public prosecutor's office, which decided to pursue charges against her while she remained in detention.
The ruling handed down by the Marrakech court serves as a definitive response to the allegations leveled against Kalamour, detailing the penalties imposed, which include both imprisonment and a fine, along with a substantial ban on her social media activities for three years, as stipulated by law.
As reported by satv.ma.
