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She is a feminist activist fighting for human rights and women's rights. In 1977 she was arrested and held for three years as a political prisoner for her involvement with leftist political activity. After leaving prison she resumed her fight for humans right and was one of the founding members of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights. She worked on leading the initiative on reforming Moroccan family law called the Moudawana. Latifa Jbabdi was led the women's rights group known as the Women's Action Union (UAF). This group in collaboration with others launched the one million signature campaign to reform the Moudawana. The final reforms were implemented in 2004 and gave women new rights such as the right to divorce and the right to child custody. She gained political office in 2007 as a member of the Moroccan Parliament and later left in 2011.