Morocco urged to rethink draft law on National Agency for Child Protection

Morocco’s Economic, Social and Environmental Council says draft law 29.24 on the creation of a National Agency for Child Protection falls short and needs a deeper overhaul. In a recent opinion, it calls for a broader reform focused on prevention, stronger safeguards, and alternatives to placing children in institutions.

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