Moroccan Hand tackles the issue of Moroccan women's rights and freedoms in 2050.Consisting of 3 comic strips, it deals with the present and future problems haunting Moroccan women in their society.The artist depicts a jungle-like society governed by unfair rules. It's not always the most upright who have their rights but the most politically or economically powerful. The Moroccan is swallowed up by a globalist system in which the declaration of human rights is replaced by the laws of the jungle.Inspired at times by gag-style narrative codes, the comic strips follow a satirical and poignant mode of narration in which the hands, a powerful symbol, represent the changes taking place in the Moroccan society.This work represents a transition from the artist's classic comic-book working method to an exclusively digital one. Its aim is to raise intellectual awareness of human and civil rights while expressing the artist's futuristic vision of these issues.