Nador Court confirms sentences in Melilla case
The article discusses the Court of Appeal in Nador's decision, which upheld the initial verdicts against 47 detainees involved in an attempt to cross into occupied Melilla. The rulings come after trials that lasted several sessions between September 8 and 22, conducted under exceptional circumstances due to the lawyers' strike, sparking human rights debates about justice guarantees. The Moroccan Association for Human Rights in Nador emphasized the urgent need for the immediate release of the detainees and considered the case an opportunity to review the security approach to addressing the phenomenon of migration. They reaffirmed their calls for the protection of human rights and the promotion of humane justice.
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