YouTuber Reda Taoujni Found Guilty of Defamation Over Prince Moulay Hicham Lawsuit
Economy
A Rabat court has convicted YouTuber Reda Taoujni of defamation and ordered him to pay a fine of 100,000 dirhams and 600,000 dirhams in damages to Prince Moulay Hicham.
The court dismissed part of the charges, only retaining the defamation qualification.
Taoujni was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine of 100,000 dirhams.
He was also ordered to remove the contentious content from YouTube and publish the judgment on the same page at his own expense within 15 days of the decision becoming final.
The court dismissed a part of the charges, declaring the claim related to the publication of false facts infringing on private life as inadmissible.
Only the defamation qualification was retained after rejecting other defense means.
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