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Elementary Nador sentences 7 over Melilla
The Nador Court of First Instance issued sentences of imprisonment and fines against seven individuals prosecuted in connection with the mass migration events toward Melilla. The rulings included three defendants being sentenced to four months in prison and a fine of 500 dirhams each, following charges related to insulting officials, damaging property, and maintaining defiance and resistance. In a second case, two of three young men received four months' imprisonment and a fine, while the third received six months, with an order to pay 36,000 dirhams in compensation to the police. Additionally, a seventh defendant was sentenced to six months in prison and a fine. The Moroccan Association for Human Rights criticized the increased severity of the rulings, particularly the absence of legal representation during the trials, which were often conducted under hurried conditions. Previously, the court had also convicted 26 young men in cases related to the Melilla events.
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