Un ONG marocan solicită o anchetă independentă după valul de zeci de mii de migranți ajunși în Ceuta

The Moroccan Association for Human Rights has called for an independent investigation into the recent surge of migrants from Morocco to Spain's Ceuta. Tens of thousands of young Moroccans crossed the border, prompted by rumors of an open border, leading to chaos and at least 67 deaths. AMDH reported nearly 130 victims and criticized the silence of Moroccan officials, suggesting state complicity in the crisis. The organization holds the Moroccan government responsible for the situation, fueled by public discontent over political failures. AMDH also condemned rising far-right rhetoric against migrants, which has led to calls for stricter border controls in Europe and the U.S.