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Moroccan Rights Group Seeks Disappearance Details
The Moroccan Organization for Human Rights has called for an urgent investigation into the fate of missing persons and those of unknown identity, following the incident involving attempts to cross into Spanish-occupied Ceuta, which resulted in the deaths of at least 67 people. The organization expects the death toll to rise due to the difficulty in determining the actual number of missing persons. It has urged immediate measures to identify the victims through autopsies and DNA analysis, and to establish mechanisms for information exchange between Moroccan and Spanish authorities, with the aim of returning the remains to their families and safeguarding the rights of the families. Additionally, it demanded an investigation into cases of physical abuse, especially those involving the use of bladed weapons, documented on social media, in order to protect the safety and rights of migrants.
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