Morocco Morocco is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system. Ultimate authority rests with King Mohammed VI, who presides over the Council of Ministers. The king shares executive authority with Head of Government. According to the constitution, the king appoints the head of government from the political party with the most seats in parliament and approves members of the government nominated by the head of government. Observers characterized the parliamentary elections as well organized and conducted without significant problems or irregularities. The government took steps to investigate officials who allegedly committed human rights abuses and acts of corruption, but investigations into police, security force, and detention center abuses lacked transparency and frequently encountered long delays and procedural obstacles that contributed to impunity.The overall score indicates that serious violations of human rights happen in this country. Compliance with human rights standards cannot be assumed. High caution should be exercised. Relevant risks for the tourism sector are, e.g.: Serious restrictions on free expression and mediaSubstantial interference with the freedom of assembly and freedom of associationCriminalisation of LGBTQI+ conductGovernment corruption Overall Score 46/100 Global Rights Index 3 Human Development Index 0,683 Kids Rights Index 0,764 Children's Rights in the Workplace Index 3,6 Global Slavery Index 48,34 Trafficking in persons report Tier 2 Global Gender Gap Index 0,624 Rule of Law Index 0,48 Fragile States Index 70,1 Freedom in the World Index 37 Environmental Performance Index 28,4 Corruption Perceptions Index 39 Equality Index 22