Summary

The Law for Combating Trafficking in Persons in Morocco of 2016.

This law encompasses exploitation of women in prostitution, facilitating prostitution of minors, exploiting children in begging and drugs, and smuggling of migrants.

Source: Kingdom of Morocco, National Human Rights Council (Document Source)

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