Women’s groups demand urgent equality reforms

The Federation of Women's Rights Associations has issued warnings regarding the ongoing challenges facing women's rights in Morocco, calling for comprehensive reforms to ensure genuine equality between women and men. It emphasized that there are gaps between constitutional commitments and reality, particularly in economic and social participation, with women's involvement in the labor market remaining weak and access to education and healthcare varying significantly. The federation stressed the importance of revising family laws to protect rights, developing mechanisms to combat violence against women—including digital violence—and strengthening women's political participation by removing obstacles that hinder their access to leadership positions. It also called for legislative and institutional reforms, the provision of resources to support women victims of violence, and the adoption of sectoral policies that incorporate gender considerations, address digital and climate changes, and promote greater representation and effectiveness of women within Moroccan society.

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