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.
Rape cases involving minors and women with disabilities continue to expose a gap between Morocco’s legal arsenal and court rulings often deemed too lenient. Recent verdicts have revived calls from rights activists for consistent sentencing, stronger victim protection and better access to justice.
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