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Moroccan journalists recount years of surveillance amid new Amnesty claim

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Briefings

Amnesty International reports that Moroccan authorities allegedly employ surveillance to silence journalists, citing a whistleblower's account. This claim follows a new Amnesty claim, though specific details remain unverified. The evidence relies on a single whistleblower account without corroborating data.

Key points

• Amnesty International alleges that Moroccan authorities use surveillance to silence journalists, based on a whistleblower's account.
• The specific methods of surveillance and the extent of the silence remain unverified due to the lack of corroborating evidence.

Context

Amnesty International has issued a new claim regarding Morocco, building on a previous report. However, the current evidence is limited to a single whistleblower account, which lacks independent verification.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single whistleblower account with no corroborating data. Specific methods of surveillance and the extent of the silence remain unverified.

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