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Lack of genetic coordination between Rabat and Madrid delays repatriation of migrants' remains
The Nador Human Rights Association states that the lack of coordination between Rabat and Madrid hampers the return of the bodies of victims of illegal migration attempts. Families face difficulties in identifying their loved ones after migrants' deaths, despite DNA analyses being conducted. The families also complain about Spanish procedures requiring written complaints and recent tests, which complicates the process of recovering the bodies due to the unavailability of visas to enter Melilla. The association urges authorities to expedite data exchange, reduce suffering by organizing free transportation of the bodies, and investigate practices of extortion.
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