Morocco moves toward total child labor eradication with new strategic recommendations
Significant progress has been made in Morocco over the past two decades, yet the issue of child labor continues to be a pressing concern. Although the number of minors engaged in economic activities has dropped by more than 80% since 1999, the phenomenon persists, particularly within informal sectors and hazardous roles. To address this, the Economic, Social, and Environmental Council (CESE) presented a comprehensive set of recommendations in Rabat aimed at the definitive elimination of the practice.Evaluating the current landscape of child laborDuring the presentation of the report titled "For an effective public policy to eradicate child labor in Morocco," CESE President Abdelkader Amara noted that 78% of the 1,540 citizens surveyed believe that child labor remains a frequent occurrence ...











