A Moroccan human rights group has reported that at least 141 people have died attempting to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The group has accused both Morocco and Spain of prioritizing border security over human lives.
The NGO is calling for an independent investigation into the matter and is advocating for the establishment of safer migration pathways. The accusations come as the death toll from attempts to reach Ceuta continues to rise, with the Moroccan rights group citing a total of 141 fatalities.
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