The Supreme Judicial Council's 2024 annual report highlights a notable 17.02% decline in child marriage requests, yet underscores the ongoing prevalence of the practice in rural communities. While requests for female minors decreased, there was a concerning 33.68% rise in requests for underage male marriages, reflecting persistent regional and educational disparities.
In 2024, about 101,000 children were working in Morocco, mostly boys aged 15 to 17 in rural areas and the agricultural sector. Over 60% were exposed to hazardous conditions, with child labor closely linked to poverty, school dropout, and low levels of adult education.