Some 2,228 declarations and 2,574 employment contracts have been registered by the CNSS since last August, the effective date of the law on domestic workers.
In these times of restrictions related to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, many civil society associations are calling on Moroccans to show solidarity with "homeless" migrants. They are soliciting attention, food and clothing for these men and women from sub-Saharan Africa, scattered throughout Morocco.
In Morocco, 360 babies were abandoned on the public highway in 2018, and 1,741 children left to their own devices.
The 17th national awareness campaign against violence against women ended last Thursday with a meeting organized in Salé by the Minister of Solidarity. During the meeting, Jamila El Moussali said that this campaign was able to reach 6 million young people thanks to the involvement of the public media.
Prime Minister Saâdeddine El Othmani announced on Sunday in Rabat 200 civil service jobs for people with disabilities.
The exploitation of children for begging is the scourge that the Moroccan government intends to put an end to through a national action plan currently being developed, according to Minister Jamila El Mossali.
In a self-referral, the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication (HACA) wants to deal with the "Adil El Miloudi" case relating to the advocacy of domestic violence. This follows the reappearance of a program broadcast on June 29 on Chada TV and widely relayed on social networks.