Morocco Advances in Human Rights Progress
The article discusses the situation of women in Morocco, emphasizing that Moroccan society has gained extensive experience in the field of women's rights and is witnessing progress in education, employment, and independence. It highlights that the debate around women's rights should go beyond focusing solely on the age of marriage to more important issues such as ensuring access to education, social protection, the right to work, equal pay, and the freedom to choose whether or not to marry. The article also stresses that the marriage of underage girls is considered exploitation and must be definitively addressed. It notes that women's rights encompass social and economic aspects, not just marriage laws. Moroccan women now represent diverse models of activity, work, and courage, and any regression in these achievements would revert us to outdated concepts that do not reflect the reality of modern society. The article affirms that the future of women's rights in Morocco depends on their protection and on providing conditions for their economic and social independence, rather than solely on marriage age or traditional studies.
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