its mission is not to reveal the identities of or prosecute human rights offenders, which most of the victims were requesting.;[3] it is not allowed to mention Mohammed's predecessor, King Hassan II; it is not allowed to report about human rights violations since 1999, when Mohammed VI was enthroned. it cannot criticize the violation of freedom of speech, which according to human rights organisations still exists in Morocco. Nevertheless, author and truth commission expert Priscilla B. Hayner, considers this commission one of the five strongest truth commissions ever.[4]