فبراير.كوم
فبراير.كوم
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The article addresses the recent amendments to the Legal Profession Law in Morocco, focusing on the opposition's attempt to distinguish between improving the law and maintaining the core independence of advocacy. The text explains that the approved amendments resulted in partial corrections and addressed some demands, but the fundamental principles ensuring the profession's independence—such as confidentiality and self-regulation—remain threatened. It also emphasizes that the success of the amendments should not be measured by the number of articles modified, but by their ability to preserve the essential principles of the legal profession, highlighting the need to balance reforms with the stability of the profession's core values.
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