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Family law reforms pending Morocco
The article addresses women's rights issues in Morocco on the occasion of International Women's Day, with a focus on reviewing the Family Code, custody, maintenance, property sharing, as well as digital and political violence against women. It emphasizes that legal reforms must translate into realities that ensure equality and protection for women through effective application of rights and opposition to discrimination and violence. Lawyer Meryem Idrissi highlighted the importance of evaluating how well these laws achieve genuine equality, stressing the significance of the child's best interest in custody and maintenance cases, and providing accessible and swift mechanisms for dispute resolution. She also discussed the importance of recognizing women’s contributions both at home and in the workforce, and affirming their rights related to property sharing. The need to protect women from digital violence through effective laws was underlined, with a focus on rapid intervention and preserving digital evidence. The overarching principle is that reforms are not only about legal texts but also about ensuring their implementation and the effectiveness of protective mechanisms, aiming to affirm women’s rights and achieve justice away from discrimination and the negative impacts on their daily lives.
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