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The number of prisoners in Morocco stood at 102,944 at the end of October 2026, up from 98,690 during the same period last year. Prison occupancy reached 158%, exceeding 300% at some institutions. Mohamed Salah Tamek, the Director-General of Prison Administration, said overcrowding was putting pressure on services and resources. Automatic sentence reductions had benefited 152,487 cases and led to the release of 12,544 prisoners by October 25, but their impact—and that of alternative sentences—remained limited. He called for the causes of rising prisoner numbers to be addressed by curbing the use of detention, reforming legislation and judicial practice, and increasing prison capacity.
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