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Criticism of the Monarchy Is Not Allowed, nor Is Criticism of the Government Anymore: Moroccan Journalists Are Finding Themselves Increasingly Cornered.

Summary by NRC Handelsblad
When King Mohammed VI succeeded his repressive father in 1999, better times dawned for the Moroccan media. But the freedom of journalists has since been severely curtailed. "Morocco only has pro-state media now; a free press no longer exists."

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Criticism of the Monarchy Is Not Allowed, nor Is Criticism of the Government Anymore: Moroccan Journalists Are Finding Themselves Increasingly Cornered.

When King Mohammed VI succeeded his repressive father in 1999, better times dawned for the Moroccan media. But the freedom of journalists has since been severely curtailed. "Morocco only has pro-state media now; a free press no longer exists."

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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NRC Handelsblad broke the news in Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
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