Amnesty: Morocco Ran Two-Decade Spyware Campaign
· Investigations · Morocco
Amnesty International reports that Morocco used surveillance systems to silence human rights defenders over two decades. The report documents a sustained spyware campaign against civil society. It adds to global scrutiny of state-sponsored surveillance.
Why it matters:Highlights continued misuse of commercial spyware by governments, fueling international debate over regulation and export controls for surveillance technology.
Key points
- Report covers two decades of surveillance.
- Targets included human rights defenders.
- Morocco has not yet responded publicly.
Sources (original reporting)
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