The Hassan II Foundation’s Cultural Stay program returns for its 27th edition, bringing together 960 children from Morocco’s diaspora, including 43 Palestinians, for a summer of cultural immersion in Kenitra. Through workshops, outings and shared experiences, the initiative seeks to strengthen their ties to Morocco while fostering solidarity, diversity and lasting friendships.
Morocco's remarkable World Cup run has captivated thousands of young supporters, who have celebrated every victory alongside the Atlas Lions. But as the team advances deeper into the competition, how can parents prepare their children for every possible outcome while protecting them from disappointment, sadness or emotional shock?
Representatives of Sahrawi NGOs have called on United Nations human rights rapporteurs to move beyond cautious, diplomatic statements and condemn human rights violations in the Tindouf camps. The request was backed up with specific examples presented to UN experts in Geneva.
Between begging, drug use, and attempts at irregular migration, children in Nador face a shocking reality on the streets. This situation has prompted the Moroccan League for the Defense of Human Rights to warn about the worsening of this phenomenon and to call for urgent intervention to protect this vulnerable group.
Amid a surge of anxiety over recent child disappearances in Morocco, social media has been rife with unverified theories linking these incidents to ritual practices and lunar events. As speculation mounts, child protection advocates urge reliance on official data and caution against spreading fear, emphasizing the need for robust safety education and prompt reporting mechanisms.
Born to Moroccan parents in the Netherlands, Achraf Agarmaoine is giving back to his community by focusing on children. Through his foundation, he supports youth through sports, mentorship, and community engagement, helping shape a new generation of confident young role models.
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