Association Démocratique des Femmes du Maroc

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Association Démocratique des Femmes du Maroc
Zone d'intervention Morocco
L'association L’ADFM s’assigne comme mission la protection et la promotion des droits humains des femmes tels qu’universellement reconnus. A travers sa mission, l’ADFM œuvre pour l’instauration d’une société plus démocratique. L’ADFM se positionne comme une force de proposition et de plaidoyer pour la réforme des lois et des politiques publiques en vigueur et pour le changement des mentalités dans une perspective d’égalité entre les sexes, de pleine citoyenneté des femmes au Maroc et de renforcement du pouvoir de négociation des femmes.

Initiatives soutenues

2020
	Institutional support FFMed operating assistance enabled ADFM to coordinate a report reviewing the implementation of the Beijing + 25 Platform to recall the main recommendations relating to the situation of women's rights in Morocco. This is the result of a coordination of seventy-six coalitions,… FFMed operating assistance enabled ADFM to coordinate a report reviewing the implementation of the Beijing + 25 Platform to recall the main recommendations relating to the situation of women's rights in Morocco. This is the result of a coordination of seventy-six coalitions, networks, and feminist and / or generalist NGOs in the defense of Moroccan human rights. Through this activity, the ADFM intends to share the observations and recommendations of the coalition with the international community, to exchange experiences and to reflect jointly with NGOs and regional and international institutions. +plus
2019
	National Seminar for Soulaliyates Women The ADFM has been fighting for more than 10 years for equal access to collective land ownership in Morocco.These lands are subject to a particular land status, and can be defined as: "those that belong collectively to a group of inhabitants of the same origin and descendant of… The ADFM has been fighting for more than 10 years for equal access to collective land ownership in Morocco. These lands are subject to a particular land status, and can be defined as: "those that belong collectively to a group of inhabitants of the same origin and descendant of the same ethnicity". But the effective management of these lands is ensured within the community in question, which excludes women in two respects: the enjoyment of the right of usufruct, and the receipt of compensation in case of transfer of these lands. Only the promulgation of a law in due form could change something to the current situation, and that is why the ADFM Rabat continues its advocacy. +plus