Moroccan Rights Group Blames Rabat and Madrid as Ceuta Death Toll Hit 141
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The situation in the Spanish exclave Ceuta has largely calmed down. However, the calm after the storm shows a shocking picture. Human rights organizations report more than a hundred deaths, which are said to have died during the border breach.
Moroccan rights group blames Rabat and Madrid as Ceuta death toll hit 141
A Moroccan human rights group says at least 141 people have died trying to reach Spain's Ceuta enclave, accusing Morocco and Spain of prioritising border security over human lives. The NGO is calling for an independent investigation and safer migration pathways.
Moroccan human rights associations estimate that at least 141 people died last week trying to join the Spanish enclave of Ceuta Moroccan associations
Moroccan human rights associations estimated Friday that at least 141 people died last week trying to reach the Spanish slave Ceuta, many of them swimming, a balance sheet that still risks growing, reports AFP.
On Friday, Moroccan human rights associations estimated that at least 141 people had perished last week seeking to join the Spanish enclave of Ceuta for many swimming from Morocco, a record that is still likely to increase. ...
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