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Morocco: Inheritance Laws Are Hurting Women and Must Be Reformed
The Conversation Africa, 24 April 2018
One hundred Moroccan intellectuals have signed a petition demanding that the country's sexist inheritance rule be repealed. I am among the signatories. This rule, ta'sib, is… Read more »
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Morocco: 'Bittersweet Victory' for Women Facing Domestic Violence
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 28 February 2018
The law passed in the Muslim country earlier this month fails to define domestic violence or explicitly outlaw marital rape Read more »
Morocco's Inheritance Laws Are Hurting Women and Must Be Reformed
Men are economically privileged and have access to property, land, industry and commerce. Women, meanwhile, are left on the margins. They cannot even benefit from their rightful inheritance when a father, brother or husband dies, writes Moha Ennaji for The Conversation Africa.
