Alexis to Alexa: Moroccan Family Code Progress

The article discusses the issue of changing the identity of some individuals, illustrated by the case of a young German man who changed his name and gender identity at the age of 16 after expressing that he did not feel like a man and saw women as a higher stage that men transcend. The article highlights the social and legal transformations taking place in some European countries, such as the enactment of gender change laws in Germany. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how societies address these changes in terms of rights and responsibilities, as well as shifts in family models. The author considers this a challenge within the framework of reforming the Moroccan Family Code, especially concerning recognizing women's rights in domestic work and unpaid contributions, and ensuring justice and balance in rights between spouses amidst changing family roles. The article underscores the need for a clear legal framework that recognizes non-financial contributions, considers actual family circumstances, and protects the weaker party. It also stresses the importance of updating social and economic policies to promote family stability and strengthen individuals' confidence in legal institutions.

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