Morocco’s House of Representatives approved on Monday an increase of paternity leave for Moroccan male employees, from three paid days off to fifteen. According to the new bill, every Moroccan male employee who has had a newborn or is in the custody of a child under the age of fourteen weeks will benefit from a paternity license for 15 consecutive paid days. Maternal leave in Morocco is fourteen weeks. Introduced in April by Ghita Mezzour, minister of digital transition and administration reform, the bill vows to enable Moroccan male employees to participate in family life and be present durin…