Morocco to Ban Minors' Marriage in 2026
The article focused on the phenomenon of child marriage in Morocco, discussing how the rate of such marriages continues to rise despite protests and criticisms calling for their ban. The article criticizes the justifications some families give for early marriage, citing social and economic reasons, and emphasizes that a girl under 18 should remain in school and enjoy her rights to education and personal development. It stresses the importance of government intervention to protect girls from exploitation and poverty, calling for the enforcement of laws to hold accountable those who force children into marriage, as well as providing financial assistance and school transportation for impoverished families. The article also criticizes racist attitudes toward girls from rural areas and argues that early marriage is used as a solution to poverty issues, while advocating for the legalization of surrogacy arrangements in Morocco.
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