Moroccan journalists recount years of surveillance amid new Amnesty claim
His case is among four detailed in a new Amnesty International report, We Start With the Verdict: Inside Morocco’s Surveillance Machine, produced with 14 media organisations and coordinated by the international network of journalists Forbidden Stories.
Amnesty said it wrote to Moroccan authorities four weeks before publishing its latest report and invited them to respond, but received no response.
The report says Morocco’s Pegasus operations were fully active by October 2017, pointing to the case of human rights lawyer El Bouchattaoui, whose number was entered into the system in September 2017 and selected for targeting weeks before he received an infection link by text message.
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