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15,000 men victimized in Morocco
The article discusses the phenomenon of violence against men in Morocco. According to the Moroccan Association for the Defense of Parents' and Children's Rights, approximately 1,500 cases of violence against men have been recorded over three years. These include assault, injury, defamation, extortion, and the use of children as a means of pressure on fathers. It was identified that 70% of men have experienced violence at least once in their lives, with 31% having been subjected to violence by their wives or partners. The report concluded that psychological violence accounts for 73% of the recorded cases, while physical violence constitutes 20%. Experts explained that cases of violence against men are subject to criminal law provisions, but proving psychological and moral harm is challenging. There is a need for medical and psychological mechanisms to strengthen evidence. Additionally, specialists warned that violence by women against men is often isolated incidents, emphasizing the importance of protecting children's rights after divorce and preventing the exploitation of custody and family disputes.
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