Droits et Justice Association

Founded by legal professionals in 2009, Droits et Justice is an independent, nonpartisan Moroccan association based in Casablanca. It supports people who face barriers to justice and works to improve the protection of rights in Morocco.

Its programmes combine individual assistance, awareness work and advocacy. They focus particularly on migrants, asylum seekers and refugees, women affected by violence or discrimination, and preventing child marriage. Activities take place across several regions according to each project’s scope.

Reception, information and referrals for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
Review of individual circumstances and help preparing administrative applications.
Support with asylum procedures and access to appeals.
Legal and administrative assistance initiatives for women affected by violence.
Rights awareness, training for relevant professionals and advocacy against discrimination.

Contact the association on +212 522 25 82 66 or at contact@droitetjustice.org, giving your city and the type of help you need. Ask which centre or team member can assist and what documents to prepare. The headquarters is at 131 Boulevard Abdelmoumen, 5th floor, apartment 21, Casablanca. Confirm the appointment location and arrangements before travelling, as referrals depend on the relevant programme.

Projects involve legal advisers, programme staff and social work expertise. Depending on the person’s needs, case support is coordinated with lawyers, public authorities and partner associations.

Droits et Justice works with civil society organisations and institutional partners. Its DigniTech-TEH project is supported by the Council of Europe and the European Union. Each cooperation arrangement serves the aims of the relevant programme.