Geneva conference highlights child soldier recruitment by Polisario

On the sidelines of the 61st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, an international conference held in Geneva highlighted the recruitment of Sahrawi children by militias linked to the Polisario, with support from Cuba. More broadly, through the Rabat Appeal, Morocco and over 40 African states called for a coordinated effort to protect and reintegrate these young victims, emphasizing the urgency of international mobilization.

Rabat Declaration advances child-focused DDR on World Children's Day in UN framework

Chakib Guessous, 30 years of action and reflection on street children in Morocco

After fifteen years of sociological work with street children, doctor and sociologist Chakib Guessous returns with a new essay. In his book Survive... Street Children and Youth, he speaks to a wider audience beyond scientists and activists, offering a well-documented reflection based on thirty years of research and hands-on experience.

After Morocco's initiative at the AU, ECOWAS is preparing to reintegrate three Sahel states

Morocco prepares for implementation of alternative sentencing law

Mali lauds Morocco’s push to reintegrate suspended AU members