Moroccan human rights encompass the rights and freedoms guaranteed to individuals within Morocco. The country has a legal framework that includes the Moroccan Constitution, which outlines fundamental rights such as freedom of expression, assembly, and association. However, the implementation of these rights has faced challenges, including restrictions on political dissent and press freedom. Various organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, monitor the human rights situation in Morocco. Reports often highlight issues such as the treatment of prisoners, the rights of women, and the situation of Saharawi activists in the disputed Western Sahara region.