Family Code Reform Urged by Challenge for Equality
The Challenge Association for Equality and Citizenship called for the expedited preparation of the draft reform of the Family Code and its submission to Parliament, considering this a top legislative priority related to the rights of women and children and the stability of the family. The association emphasized that delays in reform continue to perpetuate discrimination and fragility and hinder the addressing of legal and social imbalances revealed through daily practices. It called for a clear timetable to conclude this legislative process, along with extensive discussions on proposals from women’s and human rights organizations, ensuring equal rights and shared responsibility between parents. The association also stressed the necessity of providing resources and training for stakeholders to ensure effective implementation of the reform. Additionally, it submitted a memo urging that reform be placed at the forefront of legislative priorities, dedicated to promoting equality and empowerment for women, and establishing measurable and assessable measures. This call was made on the occasion of the Moroccan Women’s National Day.
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