Human rights in Morocco have been a subject of ongoing discussion and concern. The country has made some progress in areas such as women's rights and freedom of expression, but challenges remain. Issues like restrictions on political dissent and the treatment of Saharawi activists continue to draw criticism from international organizations. The Moroccan government has implemented reforms, including a new Constitution in 2011 that emphasizes human rights. However, reports of arbitrary detention and limitations on press freedom highlight the need for further improvements. Overall, while there are positive developments, significant human rights challenges persist in Morocco.