The immigration of Moroccan women between stereotype and reality
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36327/ewjh.v1i30.12403Keywords:
migrant women, family reunion, Morocco, integration, Europe, employment contract, International migrationAbstract
abstract:
Most Moroccan women arrived in Europe as part of a family reunion at the beginning of the seventies of the last century. Their number was limited, and they were unable to enter the job market for social reasons, and their role was limited to raising children. However, with the mid-eighties of the last century, the abandonment of women within the framework of family gathering, and individually within the framework of work contracts, increased rapidly, for economic and social factors, to the point when the percentage of females was equivalent to that of males in all European countries. After several years of emigration, immigrant women were able to enter several economic, political, cultural and social fields, thanks to the improvement of their academic level and their integration in the countries in which they reside, which enabled them to occupy important and honorable positions.
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