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UNICEF urges prioritizing children's rights in Morocco elections
UNICEF Morocco has called for greater emphasis on children's rights in the upcoming electoral programs, emphasizing that the political decisions made will have a direct impact on the future of children in the country. It pointed out that about one-third of the population are children, making investment in their rights a strategic choice for sustainable development and social cohesion. Although Morocco has made progress in social protection, health, and education, challenges remain, including the death of approximately 8,000 infants each year, over 276,000 students dropping out of school, around 103,000 children exposed to child labor, and the effects of climate change impacting 6.9 million children. UNICEF urged accelerating efforts and achieving tangible results through comprehensive policies focused on health, education, and social inclusion, with an emphasis on involving new generations in shaping their future.
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