Freedom of the press in Morocco is limited, with the government exercising significant control over media outlets. Journalists often face censorship, and critical reporting on the government or the monarchy can lead to harassment, fines, or imprisonment. Despite these challenges, some independent media outlets and online platforms strive to provide diverse viewpoints. However, self-censorship is common, as many journalists fear repercussions for their work. Overall, while there is a degree of press freedom, it is constrained by legal and political pressures in Morocco.