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One hundred professionals and social justice working in contact with women and families today Moroccans in Spain attended the training day that the Moroccan family code and its application in Spain organized the Department of Equality of the City of San Javier to proposal CAVI, the Centre for the Care of Victims of Domestic Violence in San Javier.
Celia Martinez, Councilman Equality San Javier Town Hall said in the opening ceremony of the conference that the aim of this initiative is "greater effectiveness of intervention with Moroccan women from the knowledge and wisdom".
This has shredded the Moroccan Family Code, the new law since 1993 replaced the old Status of Women, which is applicable for Moroccans in Spain.
The new law, in which change was instrumental Moroccan women, establishing large positive changes for women in equal but "mentality still lags behind," as the speaker admitted, Ouald Karima Ali, Doctor of Law Private International and researcher at the University of Jaén, and an expert in international private situations Spanish-Moroccan.
The Family Code is the only religiously based Moroccan law has cost so especially changes throughout its history due to the immovable of the concepts derived from the Quran, states that although equal rights for men and women , has been "a deliberate reading of men to maintain their position of power," said one of the speakers, Khalifa Ahmed, coordinator of the School of Citizenship and Coexistence, who made an overview of women in Morocco.
Karima Ouald addressed the current legal terms and concepts relating to marriage, family, polygamy, or the effects of dissolution of marriage on women and children.
A legal text with important advances requiring cultural and religious knowledge to translate legal concepts impossible Moroccan exact translation into Spanish, Karima said that since the international law department of the University of Jaén participated in the Spanish translation of the Family Code Moroccan.
Judge liaison between Morocco and Spain in the Moroccan embassy in Madrid, Hassan El Mazouizi finally addressed the implementation in Spain of the Moroccan Family Code.
To assist in this effort to Spanish professionals was the goal of this journey as Africa Escudero recalled, CAVI legal adviser of San Javier, who recalled that 11.8 percent of the immigrant population of San Javier is Moroccan and 9 , 8 percent of women seen at the Center for Assistance to Victims of Domestic Violence in the municipality.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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