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Moroccan Group Denies Surveillance Claims
In July 2021, the Forbidden Stories organization released a list accusing Moroccan security agencies of spying on journalists and politicians using the Israeli Pegasus program. Among the names published was that of blogger Ahmed Najim, who is the editor-in-chief of the "Kud" website. Najim filed a complaint with Moroccan authorities against the organization, demanding to know how they knew his phone was being targeted despite having no contact with them. Over the course of five years, no progress has been made in the case, despite his persistent efforts to seek an explanation. The Moroccan public prosecution is now investigating whether the organization can be prosecuted, given a Moroccan-French agreement that allows for such action. The blogger also emphasized that publishing his name without permission is unacceptable, and he requests to know whether the organization has his contact details, stressing his right to privacy and his intolerance for espionage or defamation.
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