Morocco takes part in consultations on model labor migration legislation in Africa

Abdel Halim Hafez’s family objects to Mawazine Festival’s hologram concert

Controversy in Huelva : Moroccan seasonal workers face deportation and rights violations

Moroccan single mother granted right to asylum in the Netherlands in landmark ruling

A recent legal precedent now allows single Moroccan mothers to apply for asylum in the Netherlands if they face a real risk of criminal prosecution in their home country. This decision by the Dutch Council of State primarily prioritizes the best interests of the child. In its ruling, the court upheld the appeal of a woman whose initial application had been rejected in 2023.

UN Special Rapporteur raises concerns over alleged «harassment» of Ali Salem Tamek in Morocco

Moroccan disability union protests government inaction on special card implementation

Moroccan agricultural workers in Huelva form historic union to defend rights

Amazigh marches in Morocco demand justice, language rights, and earthquake recovery

Strengthening cooperation between Moroccan and French notariats

Morocco trade union considers international action against strike law

The National Federation of the Agricultural Sector (FNSA) and the public utility NGO CETIM have announced they will appeal to UN mechanisms to challenge the organic law on strikes, which was passed by the Moroccan Parliament in February. The unions that participated in the general strike in response to this law point to insufficient guarantees of this right in the text.