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printemps1
i am not sure if this law will ever see the light in morocco , a male dominated society which introduced the modawana of 1957 that deprived women from any rights for a half century
this idea is suggested by women right organisations in morocco , hopefully the next stage will be to discuss the introduction of this new law in the parliament for votes it will be great to have some feed back what moroccans think of this
single mothers exist in morocco it s a fact which can not be denied , this is not just in morocco but in all muslim and arab countries , and since it exists it s wrong to ignore it and a law is urgently needed
some of the causes:
1- victims of rape
2- housekeepers originally from the countryside who trust easily and believe the lies of some men who prey on them and see in them an easy target , taking advantage of their lack of education and ignorance
3- aggression of the parents which causes the daughter to run with someone who promises her paradise
....................etc the causes are different from a case to an other
exemple : if a housekeeper is a victim of rape by the man who employ her what happens in most cases , the little girl ends up in the street with a newborn child , the man responsible denies the fatherhood and it s the girl who assumes the responsibilty and gets the blame from the society , her family and guilty in front of the civil and religious law.
since it s takes two to have a baby the injustice here is that the girl gets punsihed but the man can deny and thats it , end of story , the girl has the right to ask for a birth certficat but she is not allowed to put the name of the person who made her pregnant , in morocco s law: the civil servant in charge of 7ala madanya has a list of names they all sound like this: abdellah , abdel kader, abdel ghafour, abdel rahman , the woman can choose any of those family names and this takes 3 to 5 years costs a lot of money and it s a roller coster of nightmares and endless burocracy
the idea of the new law is : every single woman who has a child and knows the father of the child by a court order can send a letter delivered by police (stid3a)with an appointment booked for the possible father for a DNA test , by law the person needs to attend the appointment and give his DNA , if proven he will have to assume the responsability of the new born financially and also the child won t be considered weld lahram as he will have his true father surname legally
this new law will make every man who thinks it s easy to play around make girls pregnant and deny fatherhood think twice , also this new law will reduce the number of single mother pregnancies
the cost of a parenthood DNA in morocco is 2000DH , the bill will be shared by the two parties half paid by the mother ( and half to be paid by the possible father in case the person is not the father the mother will have to pay him the other half 1000DH
to be entitled for a free DNA test since most of these women are very poor all what they have to do is to include with their application to the court a certificate which shows they don t have an income(chahadate doa3fe)
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