Criza din Ceuta: un ONG marocan cere o anchetă independentă și acuză autoritățile

The Moroccan Association for Human Rights calls for an independent investigation into the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta, accusing Moroccan authorities of inaction. They demand clarity on the causes of the mass exodus, which saw tens of thousands of migrants, mainly young Moroccans, cross into Ceuta amid rumors of an open border. While Spanish authorities reported around 60,000 migrants returned to Morocco, AMDH claims the death toll is much higher, with nearly 130 victims and many missing. The organization criticizes the silence of Moroccan officials and holds the state responsible for the crisis, linking it to economic dissatisfaction and social inequalities. AMDH also condemns anti-immigration rhetoric in Europe and the U.S., urging Moroccan authorities to prioritize the political claim over Ceuta and Melilla as part of decolonization efforts.