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Calls to reveal missing persons' status in Ceuta
The Moroccan Organization for Human Rights emphasized the need to uncover the fate of those who went missing during the crossing operations to occupied Ceuta, and to identify the deceased's remains. It warned against burying the bodies before completing proper identification procedures. The organization also pointed out discrepancies in the number of bodies and their classification as Muslim or non-Muslim, calling for joint efforts between Morocco and Spain to determine identities and return the remains to their families. Additionally, it demanded an independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances of the deaths, including inquiries into allegations of violence and mistreatment during these operations. It affirmed that addressing the crossing crisis requires respecting human rights and protecting human dignity.
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