Civil society organizations in Morocco have played a significant role in the fight against financial corruption by monitoring irregularities within elected bodies and helping bring a number of cases before the courts. However, the entry into force of the new Code of Criminal Procedure in December 2025, which restricts their ability to file direct complaints, has reignited debate over their role and sparked widespread concern among human rights advocates.
Despite making up a significant portion of Morocco's population, young Moroccans express deep skepticism toward political institutions, with recent Afrobarometer data revealing a stark generational divide in trust levels and perceptions of corruption. While committed to democratic principles, this demographic is more critical of their implementation and engages in alternative forms of political participation, highlighting a disconnect between youth and traditional political structures.
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