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Caucasus team here in Morocco, looking at ENP neighbourhood security.
So, right now we're sitting with Nouzha Skalli, Morocco's forward looking Minister of development and social solidarity, and she is on the record, unlike Lieberman two weeks back. I'm experimenting with live blogging via IPhone....
So, right now we're sitting with Nouzha Skalli, Morocco's forward looking Minister of development and social solidarity, and she is on the record, unlike Lieberman two weeks back. I'm experimenting with live blogging via IPhone....
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Permalink Reply by David Quin on -
She's rightly proud of some of the changes brought in recently, 10 women ambassadors, 35 women MP's, up from two, over a hundred women local councillors.
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Question time. Divorce rate has decreased overall, less men divorcing women due to legal reforms. "there is a new culture of marital dialogue"
Radio Van next: Do Moroccan women now understand their rights?
Answer: she gets out of the office, engages with the whole nation. The number of complaints re womens violence has gone up, but this just shows how more aware women are of their rights
David Quin said:She's rightly proud of some of the changes brought in recently, 10 women ambassadors, 35 women MP's, up from two, over a hundred women local councillors.
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Minister is talking of how, in her view, Morocco's reforms of womens rights comply not only with international standards, but also the Koran
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Permalink Reply by David Quin on
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Given up on using the Iphone, can't type on the keyboard fast enough. Anyway, Minister is wrapping up and we're getting ready to do some broadcast interviews. She's good value, very sharp quotes on the compatibility of women's rights and Islam, alongside the need to deepen awareness further of their legislative rights.
Signing off for now...
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Permalink Reply by Aghavni Harutyunyan on -
Very interesting opportunity for journalists to get the understanding of Morocco experience. Are you focused just on social solidarity and development or the discussion topic is wider?
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Permalink Reply by Aghavni Harutyunyan on
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Women in arabic countries - it is a very interesting topic> I knew the situation in Tunisia, and I guess it is much more differs compared with Morocco.
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Permalink Reply by David Quin on
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Minister is talking of how, in her view, Morocco's reforms of womens rights comply not only with international standards, but also the Koran
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Yes, we're looking at how development through the ENP in areas like womens right builds supports security
Aghavni Harutyunyan said:Very interesting opportunity for journalists to get the understanding of Morocco experience. Are you focused just on social solidarity and development or the discussion topic is wider?
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Permalink Reply by Houda Belabd on -
Thank you David for sharing your point of view here about moroccan development and social solidarity.
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