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La femme marocaine dans le nouveau modèle de développement

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November 2021
Nihal El Mquirmi & Abdessalam Jaldi
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Bien que durant les vingt dernières années le Maroc a réalisé d’importants progrès au niveau de la législation dans la façon dont les femmes doivent être considérées, les mentalités réfractaires à l’émancipation des femmes persistent. Cet état de fait a poussé la Commission spéciale sur le Nouveau Modèle de Développement (CSNMD) à consacrer tout un axe au rôle et la place des citoyennes marocaines dans le Maroc contemporain. Dans ce podcast, Abdessalam Jaldi, Spécialiste en Relations internationales au Policy Center for the New South retrace les avancées et les limites de la politique du genre durant les 20 dernières années et analyse ce que la Commission spéciale pour le nouveau modèle de développement (CSMD) a proposé au sujet de la question de la femme.

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