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Author: Elisabeth Myers

Elisabeth Myers (@semibrief) is an attorney, an adjunct associate professor of law at her alma mater American University’s Washington College of Law, and former founding editor-in-chief of online magazine Inside Arabia. She is based in Marrakech, Morocco.
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  • Violence & Harassment

Victim’s Rights Versus Press Freedom: Moroccan Journalists’ Vying Voices

Elisabeth Myers

A battle is playing out in a controversial rape case in Morocco between press freedom and victims’ rights. The accused is a well known Moroccan journalist; the alleged victim was an unknown one. Both may well be victims of the system, but whose voice is being heard?

“Press freedom does not trump women’s rights.”

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