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Interview with Moroccan Islamic feminist Asma Lamrabet: Emancipation through a new reading of the Koran

This archaic law dates back to the colonial era but what is worse is that Moroccans actually believe it to be Islamic. Those who want to abolish it are told that they are interfering with something sacred. We have to start decolonising our minds even more. No religion allows sexual relations outside marriage, but this is a moral issue between the individual and God. It is absolutely unacceptable for police in Morocco to drag people out of their homes because of this. This does not happen in other Arab countries. But at least we are having many more debates about this law today than we did ten years ago.

Jailing of Revenge Porn Victim in Morocco Sparks Calls to Change Sex Laws

Jailing of Revenge Porn Victim in Morocco Sparks Calls to Change Sex Laws Newsweek 2/8/2021 Danya Hajjaji © FADEL SENNA/AFP via Getty Images Women take part in a protest as they form a human chain denouncing all forms of violence against women during a protest in the Moroccan city of Rabat on December 8, 2012. Moroccan social media users recently launched an online campaign against a law criminalizing sex outside of marriage. A Moroccan social media campaign aims to repel a law criminalizing sex outside of marriage after a woman was jailed for being victimized by what activists say constitutes as revenge porn.

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