Moroccan women are joining forces to fight their "inferior status" stipulated in the Moudawana, the domestic code,
springing from a strong masculine interpretation of the Coran.

In the Moudawana half of the 30 million population of the kingdom are considered only according to their biological and domestic contributions.

Many expectations surrounded the take over of the young King Mohammed VI, considered as a symbol of a more modern Morocco. Traditions and growth of Islamic integrism in a country where more than 6 million people live under the poverty level have however maintained Moroccan...