Keywords: Family code reform
Moroccan Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, held a series of bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva. These discussions focused on key human rights issues and strengthening bilateral cooperation. During his meeting with Thomas Guérber,......
Morocco's ongoing reform of its family code (Moudawana) marks a significant evolution in the nation's approach to marriage, divorce, and women's rights. The latest proposed changes, unveiled in December 2024, seek to build upon the groundbreaking 2004 reforms while addressing contemporary......
Government backs Gaza ceasefire, advances domestic priorities, and strengthens regional diplomacy In a high-level meeting held on January 29, Morocco’s ruling majority, led by Aziz Akhannouch of the National Rally of Independents (RNI), convened to address pressing political, economic, and social......
In a significant development that echoes Morocco's 2004 Moudawana reforms, proposed amendments to the country's Family Code have ignited an intense debate between religious conservatives and progressive reformers. The controversy centers around 139 new amendments presented by Justice Minister......
Morocco faces growing concerns over divorce rates, with over 24,000 mutual divorces recorded against 249,089 marriages in 2023, according to Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi. The government is implementing measures to address this trend through family code reforms. The initiative includes enhanced......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI initiated a comprehensive overhaul of the Family Code (Moudawana) during a working session at the Royal Palace in Casablanca. This reform, marking the 20th anniversary of the current code, aims to align family law with Morocco's evolving social landscape while preserving......
In a significant demonstration of reverence for Islamic principles and commitment to informed dialogue, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, as the Commander of the Faithful, has referred specific aspects of proposed reforms to the Family Code to the esteemed Supreme Council of Ulemas. This pivotal decision......
Nearly 30 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have come together under the banner of the Feminine Coordination for the Moudawana Reform to call for pragmatic changes to Morocco's Family Code. These groups have published their recommendations, emphasizing the need to address the evolving dynamics......
In the ongoing discourse surrounding the overhaul of Morocco's Family Code, the Moudawana, one community stands in the margins: Morocco's growing Christian minority. While national attention fixates on proposed amendments to this foundational legislation governing personal matters, Moroccan Christians......
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