Corpses in Ceuta as Morocco disowns victims
The case reveals a humanitarian tragedy involving the bodies of Moroccans who died while attempting to cross the border into Ceuta. Many of them are found in the city, where dozens of bodies still await transfer back to Morocco, including 82 that have undergone autopsy. The problem lies in the difficulty of bringing the bodies of Moroccans home due to refusal by Spanish authorities, despite Morocco's legal and administrative means to identify its citizens. This situation places a responsibility on the Moroccan state to protect the dignity of its citizens even after their death, and to find an urgent solution for transferring the bodies. The tragedy remains a national concern, linked to the right of families to bury their loved ones in their homeland.
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