Morocco Faces Pegasus Spyware Allegations Ahead of French PM Visit
Morocco is facing renewed allegations of using Pegasus spyware to surveil French officials, including the French Prime Minister, ahead of a planned visit. These revelations highlight concerns about Morocco's extensive use of surveillance tools.
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Morocco's frenzy for purchasing surveillance tools revealed by whistleblower
Keyloggers installed via USB stick, phones sold with pre-installed spyware, wiretapping and hidden cameras... In addition to the Pegasus spyware, Morocco has assembled a powerful arsenal of repressive tools that it deploys against journalists and political targets.
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PRESS REVIEW - Thursday, July 7: we look into new revelations on the Moroccan surveillance apparatus, five years after the first wave of the Pegasus spyware scandal. In other news, support for Israel is floundering on both sides of the political spectrum in Washington ahead of Israeli prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu's visit this weekend. Finally, we look at international reactions to the World Cup semi-final, when Argentina made a historic comeback, quashing the Three Lions' hope of putting ...
By Antonia KERRIGAN
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