Migration council says decree setting 2026 elections excludes Moroccans abroad

Moroccan mother in Jerusalem fears for two sons held in Ofer prison without verdict

A Moroccan mother residing in Jerusalem for nearly two decades is living in fear and uncertainty following the arrest of her teenage sons by Israeli forces, with no charges filed after four months. Despite their health issues and her pleas for help, Mennana remains in the dark about their fate, as she continues to advocate for their rights amid escalating regional tensions.

Algeria hands over 22 Moroccan migrants in exceptional opening of land border

50 years on, Morocco rights coalition demands Algeria acknowledge 1975 mass expulsion

FIFM 2025 : Fatna El Bouih, resilience and legacy after political imprisonment [Interview]

At the 2025 Marrakech International Film Festival, a former political detainee from the 1970s unveils a poignant documentary that amplifies women's voices and challenges perceptions of prison life. The film not only highlights the resilience of women in confinement but also serves as a catalyst for discussions on human rights and societal reform, offering a powerful narrative of survival and advocacy.

Moroccan NGOs launch campaign to combat tech-facilitated gender violence

Morocco : A national conference calls for equal reform of the Family Code

50 years on, calls grow for Algeria to acknowledge 1975 expulsions of Moroccans

John Bolton speaks out while Christopher Ross stays silent on Sahara issue

Geneva : Sahrawi NGOs introduce Swiss students to human rights mechanisms

In Geneva, prominent figures from Sahrawi civil society are speaking out and sharing their insights. Over the course of ten days, they are educating Swiss students about the realities on the ground, the geopolitical stakes in the Sahara, and the workings of international human rights mechanisms. This initiative offers a unique bridge between the Global South and North, blending activist voices with academic training.