Defamation, gender-based insults dominate online attacks on Moroccan women candidates
Women candidates faced widespread online abuse during Morocco’s 2026 parliamentary election campaign, with defamation, gender-based insults and unverified information among the most frequently documented forms of violence, according to a new monitoring study. Conducted by the National Observatory for Protection from Digital Violence in partnership with the Tahadi Association for Equality and…
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