Rabéa Naciri

Rabéa Naciri (Arabic: ربيعة الناصري; born 10 February 1954 in Casablanca, Morocco) is a Moroccan human rights activist and expert on gender and women's rights in Morocco. She is a founding member of the Democratic Association of Moroccan Women (ADFM), a human rights non-governmental organization, that has been described as the "cornerstone of feminism in Morocco. Quotes I was inspired by the international momentum that had been set in motion since the Nairobi conference. Women’s Rights Then and Now: “Know our collective history and move forward 24 February 2025. It brought valuable lessons, broadened alliances and strengthened solidarities Women’s Rights Then and Now: “Know our collective history and move forward 24 February 2025. The key lesson is the importance of intergenerational dialogue and exchanges of learning, understanding, and feminist solidarity, which enables us to collectively challenge patriarchy Women’s Rights Then and Now: “Know our collective history and move forward 24 February 2025 Many women aren't literate and so obviously their understanding of the judicial system is weak What next for women's rights in Morocco? July 10, 2011 What is needed now is a network of services for women who've suffered discrimination and violence, to guide them through the whole process from the complaint to the police, through medical checks and right to the courts, What next for women's rights in Morocco? July 10, 2011 External link Category: living people Category: women Category: activists Category: women from Morocco