Justice and Development Party Criticizes Minister of Justice’s Handling of Family Code Reforms
Justice and Development Party Criticizes Minister of Justice’s Handling of Family Code Reforms
The Justice and Development Party (PJD) has sharply criticized the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, for his approach to reforming Morocco’s Family Code (Moudawana). The criticism, stemming from an extraordinary meeting of the PJD’s General Secretariat held on Sunday, December 29, 2024, centers on what the party perceives as a lack of inclusivity and transparency in the reform process.
The PJD argues that Minister Ouahbi has marginalized crucial voices in the discussion, neglecting to adequately consult with relevant stakeholders, including civil society organizations and religious scholars. This perceived sidelining of key actors raises concerns about the legitimacy and societal acceptance of any proposed changes. The party emphasizes the sensitive nature of family law, which touches upon fundamental aspects of Moroccan society and culture. Therefore, they believe a broad-based, consultative approach is essential to ensure any justice-ministry-strike-august-2024/” title=”Moroccan Justice Ministry Paralyzed as Workers Launch Three-Day Strike”>reforms are both effective and reflective of the diverse perspectives within the country.
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