Wahbi demands victims' bodies and minors with Madrid

Minister of Justice Abdelatif Wehbi affirmed that Spanish authorities are adopting an unbalanced approach in dealing with the repercussions of the mass crossing incident into Ceuta. Specifically, they focus on repatriating the bodies of Moroccan victims without providing sufficient assistance to the living, especially minors. He emphasized the necessity for the repatriation process to follow clear procedures that include accurate medical reports to verify identities. He called for a comprehensive agreement to organize the return of all bodies and to address the status of the living migrants, particularly minors, simultaneously. This came after the halt of the transfer process of a Moroccan body, despite the completion of identification procedures. He also reaffirmed Morocco’s commitment to efforts fighting migrant smuggling, while awaiting Spain’s commitment to repatriate minors, who are a top priority. The situation reflects the complexities of the migration issue between the two countries and underscores the need for an integrated framework that guarantees the rights of the deceased victims and the living migrants.

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