Morocco
Child Rights in Morocco
Morocco plays an important role in global supply chains, supplying products such as textiles and apparel, fresh produce, automotive components and electrical equipment to international markets. Although the country has made steady progress in reducing child labour, children continue to work in sectors including agriculture, manufacturing and the informal economy, where they may face hazardous working conditions and limited access to education. As expectations around responsible sourcing continue to grow, businesses sourcing from Morocco have an important role to play in identifying, preventing and addressing child labour risks through effective human rights due diligence (HRDD).
Supporting You in Morocco
The Centre supports companies in identifying, preventing and addressing child labour risks across their operations and supply chains in Morocco. We help businesses strengthen their HRDD systems through practical assessments, remediation support and capacity building tailored to the local context.
Our work in Morocco has focused on conducting rapid child labour assessments to identify and better understand child labour risks within supply chains, alongside supporting businesses with practical remediation approaches that place the best interests of the child at the centre of every response. Whether addressing individual cases or strengthening company systems, we help businesses respond effectively to child labour risks while building more responsible and resilient supply chains.
Please contact us to learn more about how we can support you in Morocco.
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