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On the eve of Labor Day … Morocco women are demonstrating the demand for equality in the work of home
Dozens of women in Morocco on Thursday, Thursday, Casablanka to take to the streets of Casablanka, to highlight the work done at home without a salary, and to demand gender equality in curing home burden.
According to “Reuters”, this action led to the “Challenge for Equality and Citizenship” Association in coordination with the “Democratic Labor Federation”, where men and women performed the kitchen billers and called for the burden of the House.
In these slogans “home’s rupture (homework) is not a hacker (not contempt or oppression)” and “in the case of man in the house of the house, the house is not hate”, and today, it is equality and whether it is necessary. “
Association President Bushra Abdo, Reuters said: “Homework is a very important task, work of productive value, and material, sharing home burden with men today because it does not affect men’s masculinity, and this is a very important task and happiness.”
She says: “Today, according to the latest census organized by Morocco, the percentage of aging in Morocco is high, and there is a high burden on women, which are represented in household chores, so this work should be legalized.”
Morocco is about to issue a new family law last year, including a variety of descriptions of society, in its proposed rules, the wife has agreed that the work of the house is unpaid, and is a contribution to the formation of wealth during the wedding period.
Bushra said, “The Morocco man accepts such transitions:” In fact there is a resistance because society is a traditional conservative, and it has a male mentality. “
She said that the association is preparing for many activities to spread awareness, especially in students, students and associations to raise the level of awareness and consolidate the level of awareness and consolidate the household chores, to bear the burdens of the house, and to reduce the work hours for women at home.
She points out that the association is preparing to broadcast awareness videos via Marrakech “in the Jama FNA Square and Jama FNA Square in many places, especially in rural areas and markets.
