Morocco's social protection gaps highlighted by trafficking

Despite the Moroccan government's promotion of a comprehensive approach to combat human trafficking and the increase in protective measures from 55 procedures in 2022 to 400 procedures by 2025, thousands of victims still face harsh conditions after escaping the networks. This is especially true for women, who make up 64% of the victims and often face sexual exploitation. The lack of adequate psychological and social support prolongs their suffering and makes reintegration difficult, highlighting a gap between legal texts and real-world implementation.

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