Evening marks another regime setback
The article addresses the phenomenon of child labor exploitation in Morocco, where thousands of children are forced to work under harsh conditions outside the educational system due to poverty, unemployment, and deteriorating social services. Rights organizations blame the authorities for allowing this phenomenon to persist, citing weak child protection laws, ineffective monitoring and inspection mechanisms, and collusion by officials. The article emphasizes that the ongoing exploitation of children is seen as a form of social and administrative normalization, contributing to the continuation of the child rights crisis and worsening the system's negative image.
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