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Amnesty Reports Morocco Journalist Surveillance
Amnesty International has assessed that Morocco established a broad "surveillance system" aimed at silencing journalists and human rights defenders by using spying software and secretly recording them, including inside their homes. The organization based its findings on testimonies, leaked documents, and investigative journalism, revealing that the Moroccan government used spyware such as "Pegasus" between 2017 and 2021 to collect sensitive data and fuel smear campaigns against activists, relying on advanced technical tools and hidden devices. The organization called on Morocco to cease monitoring activists and to conduct an independent investigation into the activities of the General Directorate for Territorial Surveillance.
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