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On July 30, 2020, the court of first instance of Marrakech had sentenced to 8 months in prison for Batma, before rendering the appeal of Marrakech, Wednesday morning, its decision to add 4 months in force, carrying the prison sentence in effect at 12 months.
This decision was rendered against Donia Batma, as part of her follow-up to the accusations of participation in the fraudulent automated data processing system and of deliberate participation in obstructing the operation of this system, disturbing it and changing its mode of processing.
Batma was also convicted of having disseminated and distributed through information systems statements and photos of persons without their consent, and of disseminating false facts with the intention of invading the privacy of persons with the intention of to defame them, to have participated in them, to threaten and to obstruct the functioning of this system.
In contrast, the initial verdict against the singer’s sister, Ibtisam Batma, was upheld for a year in prison.
Donia Batma has repeatedly denied her connection to the controversial narrative and has confirmed that she is campaigning by people who want to offend her and undermine her “artistic success”.
Batmah was banned from traveling several months ago and canceled her follow-up with a number of artists on the “Instagram” site, hinting that they had not supported her in the recent crisis.
Artists and celebrities in Morocco and abroad have said that the “Hamza Moon Bibi” story for which Batma was sentenced had ruined the lives of many of them.
Batma comes from an ancient family of Moroccan artists, and her star rose to prominence at the Arab level after her participation in the “Arab Idol” talent program.
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