Morocco proposes family law reforms to improve women’s rights
- Morocco proposed reforms to its family law to address issues like underage marriage and women's inheritance rights, which activists claimed were not guaranteed under the current code.
- The initiative includes over 100 amendments to grant women more rights in child custody disputes and a veto on polygamous marriage.
- The legal marriage age will stay at 18, but the minimum age for exemptions will rise from 15 to 17, according to Ouahbi.
- King Mohammed VI is expected to have the final say in any disputes over the new text.
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