فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Royal Gendarmerie marine units in Nador intervened yesterday, Sunday, to rescue four candidates for irregular migration after their boat capsized. This intervention came following a dangerous maneuver by the Spanish Coast Guard aimed at apprehending the individuals off the coast of the occupied city of Melilla.
Details of the Rescue Operation
According to local sources, the boat carrying the irregular migrants capsized after being pursued by Spanish Coast Guard patrols in the waters off Melilla. Following the incident, the Royal Gendarmerie marine units in Nador were alerted and quickly rushed to the scene to rescue the potential migrants.
Condemnation of Spanish Practices
Moroccan human rights associations condemned these dangerous practices by the Spanish Coast Guard, considering them indicative of a double standard in dealing with migration issues. These associations called for a transparent investigation to determine responsibilities and hold accountable those involved in actions that endanger the lives of migrants.
Need for Humanitarian Solutions
In contrast, civil society organizations urged the need for humanitarian solutions to migration issues that respect the dignity and fundamental rights of migrants. They also called for enhanced cooperation between Morocco and Spain to combat smuggling networks and human trafficking, all within the framework of respecting national sovereignty and international laws.
