Moroccan press federation applauds court's decision to halt controversial press law

Constitutional Court strikes down key provisions of Moroccan press law

The Constitutional Court has invalidated key provisions of Law No. 026.25, dealing a blow to the Moroccan government by siding with critics who argue the law undermines constitutional principles of press independence and democratic representation. This landmark ruling, prompted by a parliamentary petition, highlights significant imbalances in the composition and functioning of the National Press Council, as outlined in the Constitution.

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