Morocco’s proposed press council law amendments face broad criticism for undermining press independence and democratic oversight.

Moroccan public trust in Prime Minister Akhannouch and his government is sharply declining due to worsening economic and social conditions.

Morocco’s justice minister faces growing backlash over a crackdown on journalist Hamid Elmahdaouy, seen as part of a wider assault on press freedom and dissent.

Violent attacks on public officials in Morocco reflect rising social unrest, government mismanagement, and a growing divide between citizens and the state.

Critics accuse the Moroccan government of using public funding to control the media, stifle press freedom, and exclude independent outlets, calling for greater transparency.