モロッコの10の民間団体は、密入国即時返還を辞めるように要求
Las ONG presionan para evitar las ‘devoluciones en caliente’ a Marruecos
Organizaciones humanitarias y de derechos humanos piden observadores internacionales en Ceuta y Melilla e intentan evitar el acuerdo de readmisión inmediata de inmigrantes irregulares
Marruecos comienza a construir su valla en la frontera con Melilla
El PSOE se debate sobre si acepta el pacto sobre inmigración
Javier Casqueiro Tánger 25 MAR 2014 - 18:23 CET
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NGOs push to prevent 'hot return' to Morocco
Humanitarian and human rights organizations call for international observers in Ceuta and Melilla and try to avoid the agreement to immediate reinstatement of illegal immigrants
Morocco begins to build your fence on the border with Melilla
The PSOE debate on whether to accept the pact on immigration
Javier Casqueiro Tangier 25 MAR 2014 - 18:23 CET
Ten ENTITIES humanitarian organizations in Morocco , including Caritas Catholic , and important civil groups in favor of human rights are tightening the pressure on the governments of Spain and Morocco to avoid the impulse to execute agreement known as hot Returns immigrants irregular . That immediate reinstatement at the border, just after the immigrants have been overcome , was the key of the meeting were to be held Wednesday in Tangier interior ministers of both countries point . The official date has been suspended for the funeral of former President Adolfo Suárez but pressure from NGOs and social organizations not eyebrow . On Tuesday, a dozen of these associations from Morocco have claimed the presence of international observers in Ceuta and Melilla to field check the " violation of the rights of immigrants."
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The ten humanitarian organizations installed in Morocco on Tuesday issued a statement demanding the presence of these international envoys in the two Spanish autonomous cities nestled in North Africa both the National Council for Human Rights , an advisory body created by inspiration of King Mohamed VI, as the UN itself. NGOs denounce in its letter that immigrants are often forcibly displaced from northern Morocco, in the areas bordering Ceuta and Melilla, to Rabat, the capital, where hundreds are now concentrated , especially after last December, coinciding with the start of the period of unprecedented regularization launched by the Moroccan government in January. Have since been targeted in these 13,000 entries irregular but just 300 have been granted residence permits . Morocco and Spain estimated 40,000 illegal immigrants who may be in the North African country pending somehow crossed the border into Europe.
The intention is to convince Spain to Morocco to apply because Article 11 of the bilateral readmission agreement signed in March 1992 and entered into force until December 2012 , returning to tolerate virtually on the fly. That treaty contained a number of conditions for such readmissions that have proven very difficult to meet . " An application must be filed within 10 days after the illegal entry into the territory of the State It shall be entered all available data on the identity , personal documentation eventually possessed by the alien and the conditions of their illegal entry into the territory of the requesting state , as well as any other information that is available on it . "
This week the group in favor of human rights Human Riught Watch reported from Brussels that such behavior without ensuring due process and protection monitoring "violate the Spanish , European and international laws." They drew attention to the violent treatment of Moroccan security forces towards these immigrants returned without any protection.
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