In Morocco, the majority of divorced women raising children alone receive neither child support nor material assistance from their ex-spouse. The latest HCP report highlights a heavy social reality, often offset by the extended family.
In its annual report, Amnesty International paints an alarming global picture, denouncing the "cowardice" of leaders in the face of conflicts. The organization nevertheless highlights rare glimmers of hope, driven notably by citizen and union mobilization, particularly in Morocco.
Morocco is preparing a major reform to adapt its copyright law to the digital age . The bill aims to stop massive piracy on the Internet, particularly targeting illegal streaming and pirate broadcasts of sporting events.
On June 1, 2026, Morocco will launch a national register of powers of attorney related to real rights . This reform by the Ministry of Justice aims to secure real estate transactions and prevent land fraud through increased traceability.
Minister Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri has presented a major reform of the subdivision law . This text, awaited for thirty years, aims to simplify administrative procedures and unblock hundreds of stalled real estate projects.
The Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, is launching the official register of real estate powers of attorney in Morocco starting June 1, 2026. This digital system aims to secure land transactions through the courts of first instance of the Kingdom.
An official petition aimed at cancelling the maintenance of summer time will be presented on Friday, April 3, 2026, in Rabat. The citizen committee carrying the project intends to use the constitutional mechanisms to compel the government to react.
The head of government has sent a directive to the ministries for the 2027-2029 budget programming. This document requires a drastic rationalization of public funds, targeting the reduction of operating costs and strict control of recruitments.
Official reports point to the refusal of several municipalities to execute court decisions annulling the tax on undeveloped land. Faced with this slowness, developers and individuals are considering seizures and heavy financial penalties.
The Casablanca municipality is preparing to tighten the rules for the occupation of the public domain for businesses and restaurants. This new framework imposes standards of mobility, aesthetics and accessibility to sustainably organize the urban space of the metropolis.
The president of the Aïn Sebaâ district, Youssef Lahsinia, has sparked a heated controversy by sending a letter of denunciation to the mayor of Casablanca . The member of the Party of the Popular Movement directly accuses Nabila Rmili of "collusion" with real estate developers and of covering up blatant violations of the urban planning laws in force.
The Marrakech Court of Appeal has reduced the sentences of two Algerian supporters convicted following the 2025 Africa Cup. They were prosecuted for outrage to national symbols and offensive remarks filmed in the stands of the Grand Stadium.