A woman who took in an abandoned little girl in Meknès through kafala must repay €4,710.99 to the CPAM. French justice considers that this Moroccan institution does not entitle her to the benefits paid for adoption leave.
Living in France since 2018 with her daughter, who suffers from a serious medical condition, a Moroccan woman sought a residence permit after several years of temporary authorizations. The Douai Administrative Court of Appeal has just rejected her appeal.
A Moroccan woman had been refused a residence permit, issued an OQTF without a grace period, given a five-year re-entry ban and placed under house arrest. The courts annulled everything and ordered the prefecture to issue her a residence permit.
A 19-year-old Moroccan woman had already obtained the annulment of the tacit refusal of her residence permit. After the court refused to reimburse her legal defense costs, she appealed solely on that point and secured a second victory.
A Moroccan man in his thirties was fatally stabbed on Thursday morning inside a relative’s home in Ceuta. A woman has been arrested, but police are still working to establish the exact circumstances of the dispute.
A Moroccan employee had requested the renewal of her residence permit the day before it expired. Without an appointment or a temporary receipt, she took the matter to court. The prefect must now summon her within 48 hours, subject to a penalty of 150 euros per day, and the state must pay her 1,500 euros.
Fnaïre’s return with the song “Marrokia” has sparked controversy in Morocco. Internet users consider its title offensive to Moroccan women and are calling for a boycott of the track. The group has not yet responded to the criticism.
A young Moroccan woman who arrived in France without papers was behind the downfall of Jacques Bouthier, the former head of Assu 2000. Four years after her complaint, the Paris prosecutor’s office has requested that the multimillionaire stand trial for rape and trafficking of a minor.
In Morocco, only 17.5% of women participate in the labor market, compared with around 51% worldwide. The World Bank points to very concrete obstacles: childcare, transportation, working conditions, and the behavior of certain employers.
The HCP report on the Moroccan family shows that the choice of spouse is not primarily based on financial situation. For the women surveyed, moral values and sense of responsibility far outweigh economic criteria.
The renowned international photojournalism competition has honored a series highlighting Moroccan female riders. Through the art of Tbourida, these women are establishing themselves in a historic equestrian tradition, driven by the evolution of civil rights in Morocco.
The 2025 national survey by the High Commission for Planning reveals a profound transformation of Moroccan society. Between the decline of marriage and the triumph of the nuclear model, traditional structures are giving way to new ways of life.