A human rights report evaluating 15 years of Morocco’s 2011 constitution reveals significant institutional progress. However, the Moroccan League for the Defense of Human Rights (MLDH) report highlights a persistent disconnect between the constitutional text and its practical application. While acknowledging important constitutional and institutional gains, the assessment points to a “deep gap” in realizing the constitution’s human rights provisions. The report, presented at a press conference Friday, suggests a need to address this imbalance. It indicates that despite positive steps, the full potential of the constitution remains unrealized. The MLDH is advocating for the development of the constitutional framework to bridge this gap between theory and practice. The findings call for increased efforts to effectively implement the constitution’s guarantees and ensure tangible improvements in human rights.