Nador human smuggling network receives 23-year sentences
The Court of Appeal in Fes issued sentences totaling 23 years in prison for members of a criminal network that organized human smuggling and irregular migration across the coasts of Al Hoceima and Nador. One of the accused was detained and handed over to Morocco by Spanish authorities, while the remaining individuals are still at large and are being tried in absentia. The network was involved in organizing clandestine migration trips that resulted in the deaths of several migrants at sea. Their roles in recruiting, smuggling, and coordinating the transport of migrants via maritime routes have been uncovered.
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