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Ceuta hunger strike leads to prison sentences and compensations
The article addresses the judicial rulings issued in four cases related to the events at the Bab Sbata border crossing. The defendants were convicted of charges including insubordination, use of weapons, insulting public officials, and damaging public property. The court sentenced the defendants to one year in prison in most cases, along with fines and compensation paid to the General Directorate of National Security and the civil plaintiffs, ranging from 2,000 to 50,000 Moroccan dirhams. The rulings also included penalties such as fines or suspended prison sentences for some defendants, and the rejection of certain civil claims. These judgments were issued within the context of legal proceedings concerning attempts by migrants to unlawfully cross the border, involving violence and protests.
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