
Drought and Exodus Threaten Morocco's Argan Industry, Jeopardizing Livelihoods
The era when the argan tree brought glory to Morocco, made many young Moroccan women dream, and supported many families is over.

The era when the argan tree brought glory to Morocco, made many young Moroccan women dream, and supported many families is over.

The marriage of a young Moroccan woman to a man from the Gulf has sparked strong criticism on social media. Experts denounce a society that is still deeply intolerant of mixed marriages.

Faced with the "recurrence of cases of bans targeting Moroccan women prevented from accessing certain swimming pools and hotel facilities on national territory due to the wearing of the veil or the so-called "burkini" swimsuit", an association has filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Council (CNDH).

Back from vacation in Morocco, a young Moroccan woman legally established in France for seven years found herself locked up in the waiting area of Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport, even though she holds a valid receipt authorizing her to stay on French territory until September 17, 2025.

Marwa Cheggag, 32, is a bus driver between Berre-l’Étang and Aix-en-Provence. The young woman is a hit on social media where she shares her daily life.

A video published by a Korean vlogger on social media showing him in the company of a Moroccan teenage girl who was flirting with him has sparked heated controversy.

AC Prato, an Italian club playing in Serie D, has a new owner: Finres S.p.A., a financial holding company based in Florence, owned by a Moroccan.

The comments of Abdelilah Benkirane, Secretary General of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD), and former Head of Government, on marriage and the education of young girls, are causing controversy.

Two decades after the Moudawana of 2004, the new reform of the Family Code seeks to reconcile human rights and the Islamic framework. But the result, between ideological compromises and legal silences, reveals deep contradictions.

A video showing a man on a motorcycle hitting the buttocks of a woman walking on the street in Tangier before fleeing has sparked a wave of outrage on social media in Morocco.

Two women, including a Moroccan, victims of the violent explosion that occurred on June 19 last in a bar in San Pedro de Pinatar (Murcia) and which had left 17 injured, succumbed to their injuries at the Virgen de la Arrixaca hospital where they had been admitted since the day of the incident.

In Belgium, it is not good to be a single mother of Moroccan origin. Moroccan single mothers face enormous difficulties.