Morocco’s media pluralism deemed «illusory», Reporters Without Borders says

The 2026 World Press Freedom Index, published by Reporters Without Borders, ranked Morocco 105th out of 185 countries, categorizing it under «difficult situation». The report highlighted the ongoing profound challenges facing the media landscape in the kingdom.

Government aligns with Constitutional Court on National Press Council reform

Moroccan journalists union criticizes exclusion from AFCON coverage in favor of influencers

52 journalists prosecuted in Morocco in 2024, up from 21 the year before

The Moroccan media landscape in 2024 has witnessed a notable increase in the number of professional journalists facing legal proceedings, according to official data released by the Public Prosecution.

Moroccan data protection committee clarifies role amid press sector controversy

Morocco improves press freedom ranking but faces government control says RSF report

In its 2025 World Press Freedom Index, Reporters Without Borders has ranked Morocco 120th out of 180 countries, marking a modest rise despite ongoing concerns about government control over media. The report highlights significant pressures on independent journalists under Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch's government.

IFJ and SNPM demand review of Moroccan Press Council draft law

Paris court upholds conviction of journalists in Morocco King blackmail case

Freedom of expression in Morocco : Observations from the United States

Three Spaniards expelled from Laayoune for uncoordinated visit