Moroccan medical students urge solidarity after violent sit-in disruption

Moroccan medical students protesting the government's decision to shorten their training by one year were violently dispersed by authorities during a sit-in in Rabat. The students, supported by their families and medical professors, are calling for the reinstatement of suspended students, an apology from the government, and reform of medical education.

Urgent action needed to protect Morocco's children against violence

Fatiha Harouch, President of the Association for the Development of Women, their Children and Social Solidarity (ANIR), used the International Day for Victims of Crimes Against Children, June 4, to shed light on this taboo subject in Morocco.

11 Moroccan women arrested for staging assaults to obtain residence permits in Spain

KAFA, a digital campaign to stop violence against children in Morocco

Rabita Mohammadia des Ulemas, UN body to fight violence against women

Morocco : Decline in violence against women over past 10 years

Morocco : 25% of women victims of domestic violence suffer psychologically

Madrid : Mostly Moroccan, children in protection centers say they are subjected to violence

Morocco launches an operation to help women survivors of violence amid coronavirus

School violence, hurting the youth through failed communication

School violence in Morocco has made headlines recently with several cases that raise questions about our educational system and methods applied within classrooms. To experts, using violence is a major communication failure that begets similar practices.