Women's Right Fighting violence with education

Good education of children is an efficient way to eliminate violence against women and prevent future generations from suffering from it, said participants in a Study Day on Violence against Women Jan. 8 in Rabat.

A lack of education inside as well as outside children's homes, and bad examples given by certain parents to their children can lead to the transmission of violent behaviour from one generation to another, agreed the participants convened by the Association of Women Jurists (AFJ).

They also insisted on the need to use a language more accessible to Morocco's illiterate population during awareness campaigns, adding that mosques and universities can play an important role by transmitting messages condemning violence against women, said MAP.

“This meeting was organized by AFJ. This association gives great importance to training and awareness in the area of women's and children's rights, and seeks to reinforce the links with those civil society partners which are in direct contact with the population”, said Nadia Oulehri, the President of AFJ.

AFJ, which was created in May 2004, aims at keeping an eye on the application of current legal texts relative to women and children's rights; advising and assisting women with small and medium projects; providing women in difficulty with legal assistance; and participating in the education of women at the legal, economic and citizenship levels.

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