Moroccan women, the main economic and social vector of the migration flow to Europe due to the reform of the Moroccan Family Code

Abstract

The objective of this article, from a democratic and open reflection, is to analyze the situation of women before the reform of the Moroccan family code. It must be taken into account that, in practice, sexist stereotypes and the fragility of Moroccan social structures have created a series of obstacles that make it difficult to implement all these reforms. For this reason, Moroccan women have become the main economic and social vector of the migratory flow to Europe. It is essential to point out that this migration supposes an intercultural coexistence based on two pillars: the acceptance of a common minimum in the matter of human rights, and the respect and integration of diversity.