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 is 'Kafala' and how does it relate to the adoption process in Morocco?

What are the implications of the delays announced by the family court in Rabat for foreign couples?