
Study Reveals Rising Domestic Violence Against Men in Morocco
Violence against men by women in couples is a growing phenomenon in Morocco, a recent study reveals.

Violence against men by women in couples is a growing phenomenon in Morocco, a recent study reveals.

As she was preparing to celebrate her wedding next September, an Egyptian flight attendant dies in a hotel in Morocco.

This summer, many future couples have called on the "commando" service to prevent the taking of photos during the celebration of their weddings and their publication on social networks.

If there is a phenomenon that has spread in Morocco in the last two years, it is the sponsored marriage. While some Moroccan internet users embrace this concept born in the United States, others express their disapproval.

A young man of around 20 years old died on Sunday after a violent altercation that occurred during a wedding in a house in Ain Chqef, in the province of Moulay Yacoub.

The high costs of caterers this summer are pushing Moroccan families to review their wedding budgets downward and opt for sober celebrations with a limited guest list. The culprit is the surge in food, red meat, poultry and fish prices.

In Morocco, the attendance of wedding halls has dropped considerably this summer to the point of worrying several managers.

In Morocco, the lifting of the requirement for a marriage certificate in hotels is still not unanimous. According to a recent poll, two-thirds of Moroccans say they are dissatisfied with the lifting of this measure.

Adel Taarabt , midfielder of Al-Nasr (Dubai), talks about his marriages and especially his divorces.

French journalist Malika Ménard, Miss France 2010, and Karim, a Belgian-Moroccan businessman, got married last weekend in Spain.

After the religious ceremony celebrated in Dijon, Cindy Fabre, Miss France 2005 and director of the Miss France committee, and her husband Sylvain Camos flew to Marrakech this week for a second wedding reception.

Taylor Ward, the wife of Algerian international Riyad Mahrez, confirmed that she wore a Moroccan caftan during the celebration of their third wedding anniversary on July 2, putting an end to the controversy raised by some Algerian media who had attributed an Algerian origin to the garment.