The UN Special Rapporteur on torture is expected in Rabat and Laayoune

In Geneva, NGOs raise alarm over rise in extremist rhetoric in Tindouf camps

UN : Algeria refutes NGO claims of aid misuse for Sahrawis

Morocco wants to prevent NGOs from filing complaints against corrupt elected officials

The Moroccan government adopted draft law no. 03.23, amending criminal procedure law no. 22.01, which restricts investigations into public property offenses to specific authorities. This has sparked criticism from NGOs, who argue it undermines civil society's role in holding officials accountable for corruption.

Morocco's Ayman Cherkaoui elected regional facilitator for the NGOs of Africa at UNEP

30 NGOs reject a Morocco bill that restricts freedom of expression on social media

Mahkama Gate : Moroccan NGOs fall for rapid debt recovery judgments

Individuals and businesses are among the thousands of victims affected by the debt recovery cases, dealt with in an extremely rapid way and unbeknownst to debtors at the Casablanca Court of First Instance. The practices did not exclude small associations and NGOs that help children, young people and people in need.

Moroccan NGOs slam CNDH’s recent report on Hirak and torture allegations

Human rights activists have criticized the recent report issued by the National Council for Human Rights on Hirak protests and torture allegations. Moroccan NGOs believe that the report tried to «justify human rights violations».

Moroccan NGOs denounce the crackdown on freedom of speech

Moroccan NGOs have denounced the recent crackdown on freedom of speech, referring to the recent arrests and trials that targeted a YouTuber, rapper and journalist.

Human rights NGOs see Hajar Raissouni's case as a crackdown on personal freedoms

Jailed over abortion charges, Moroccan journalist Hajar Raissouni was sentenced to one year in prison and fined alongside her fiancé. International and local activists see the case as a crackdown on journalists and individual freedoms.