VOICED : Moroccan adoption law change

The video discusses the challenges faced by foreign couples, particularly a French couple, in adopting children from Morocco due to recent legal changes. The Moroccan government amended laws to prevent foreign adoptions, causing emotional distress for families who have formed bonds with children. The concept of Kafala, which allows Muslims to assume guardianship of orphans, is explained. The legal revisions aim to protect children's interests, but have left many foreign couples in uncertainty as court hearings are delayed.

What change in Moroccan law affected the French couple's adoption process?

• A new tax on adoptions

• A ban on foreign adoptions

• A requirement for dual citizenship

• A limit on the number of adoptions per year

Why are more than 100 families concerned about the adoption ban?

• They fear losing their jobs

• They worry about the ban being applied retroactively

• They are worried about the children's health

• They are concerned about increased adoption fees

What is the Arabic term for custody that allows Muslims to assume guardianship of orphans?

• Kafala

• Hajj

• Sadaqah

• Zakat

What is the main reason given for the recent legislative changes in Morocco regarding adoption?

• To protect children's interests and identity

• To promote international relations

• To increase government revenue

• To reduce the number of orphans

What has been the impact on foreign couples due to the changes in adoption laws?

• They have been given priority in future adoptions

• They have been offered financial compensation

• They have been left in limbo awaiting decisions

• They have been granted immediate custody