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Waliokufa na kujeruhiwa hawakufa Hispania - walikufa nchini Moroko wakati walipojaribu kuvunja geti kwenye fensi baina ya Moroko na mji wa Kihispania Mellila.
Polisi iliyowapiga na kukataa usaidizi hawakuwa Wahispania, ilikuwa polisi ya nchi ya Kiafrika na Kiislamu, yaani Moroko.
Naona Hispania ina wajibu pia kwa sababu inasukuma Moroko kuzuia majaribio ya kushambulia fensi ya mpakani kwa kila namna,
Morocco blamed the deaths on a ‘stampede’ as around 2,000 migrants surged towards the 12-meter high razor wire topped border fence.
Sanchez insisted the ultimate blame lay with human trafficking rings that ‘are profiting from the suffering of human beings who only want to seek a better life.’
The UN committee said such tragedies could be avoided ‘if a comprehensive rights-based approach had been incorporated in border policies’.
“We urge the Moroccan and the Spanish Governments to conduct prompt, thorough, independent, impartial and transparent investigations into these deaths and to determine the corresponding responsibilities. In addition, measures should be taken to ensure access to justice for victims and their families.
“The authorities should also provide full reparation for the human rights violations, including breaches of the non-refoulement principle by arbitrary pushbacks,” it added.
The calls echo those of human rights organisations in both Spain and Morocco.
Amnesty International has expressed its “deep concern” over the events at the border.
“Although the migrants may have acted violently in their attempt to enter Melilla, when it comes to border control, not everything goes,” said Esteban Beltrán, the director of Amnesty International Spain.
“The human rights of migrants and refugees must be respected and situations like that seen cannot happen again.”
Amnesty International has expressed its “deep concern” over the events at the border.
“Although the migrants may have acted violently in their attempt to enter Melilla, when it comes to border control, not everything goes,” said Esteban Beltrán, the director of Amnesty International Spain.
“The human rights of migrants and refugees must be respected and situations like that seen cannot happen again.”
Polisi iliyowapiga na kukataa usaidizi hawakuwa Wahispania, ilikuwa polisi ya nchi ya Kiafrika na Kiislamu, yaani Moroko.
Naona Hispania ina wajibu pia kwa sababu inasukuma Moroko kuzuia majaribio ya kushambulia fensi ya mpakani kwa kila namna,
Morocco blamed the deaths on a ‘stampede’ as around 2,000 migrants surged towards the 12-meter high razor wire topped border fence.
Sanchez insisted the ultimate blame lay with human trafficking rings that ‘are profiting from the suffering of human beings who only want to seek a better life.’
The UN committee said such tragedies could be avoided ‘if a comprehensive rights-based approach had been incorporated in border policies’.
“We urge the Moroccan and the Spanish Governments to conduct prompt, thorough, independent, impartial and transparent investigations into these deaths and to determine the corresponding responsibilities. In addition, measures should be taken to ensure access to justice for victims and their families.
“The authorities should also provide full reparation for the human rights violations, including breaches of the non-refoulement principle by arbitrary pushbacks,” it added.
The calls echo those of human rights organisations in both Spain and Morocco.
Amnesty International has expressed its “deep concern” over the events at the border.
“Although the migrants may have acted violently in their attempt to enter Melilla, when it comes to border control, not everything goes,” said Esteban Beltrán, the director of Amnesty International Spain.
“The human rights of migrants and refugees must be respected and situations like that seen cannot happen again.”
Amnesty International has expressed its “deep concern” over the events at the border.
“Although the migrants may have acted violently in their attempt to enter Melilla, when it comes to border control, not everything goes,” said Esteban Beltrán, the director of Amnesty International Spain.
“The human rights of migrants and refugees must be respected and situations like that seen cannot happen again.”