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Moroccan women’s bodies turn commodities
The article discusses the phenomenon of the widespread illegal sexual content trade across digital platforms in Morocco. Girls use smartphones and live streaming platforms to display their bodies in order to receive monetary gifts, which then escalate to more provocative performances and behaviors that are considered dangerous, including private calls that are believed to be safe despite their risks. These videos are recorded without the girls' knowledge, uploaded, and sold on illegal networks, leading to their financial exploitation and the unethical online dissemination of their images and videos. This situation jeopardizes their digital security and exposes them to blackmail. Such a phenomenon represents organized exploitation that requires strong parental and legal awareness. It is emphasized that hiding one's face does not guarantee online safety, as images and videos can be duplicated, reposted across thousands of sites, and circulated through multiple platforms.
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