Published 2 years ago

Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

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Moroccan court imposes 8-month prison sentences on 14 migrants. Hundreds of others tried to scale a border fence separating the north African country from the autonomous Spanish enclave of Melilla in June. The same court sentenced 33 migrants to 11 months in prison last month after they tried to climb the border wall between Morocco and Melilla.

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Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

RABAT, Morocco (AP) — A Moroccan court imposed 8-month prison sentences Thursday on 14 migrants for attempting, along with hundreds of others, to scale a border fence separating the north

2 years ago·United States

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Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

A Moroccan court has imposed 8-month prison sentences on 14 migrants for attempting, along with hundreds of others, to scale a border fence separating the north African country from the autonomous Spanish enclave of Melilla in June

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

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National Post

Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

RABAT, Morocco (AP) -- A Moroccan court imposed 8-month prison sentences Thursday on 14 migrants for attempting, along with hundreds of others, to scale a border fence separating the north African country from the autonomous Spanish enclave of Melilla in June. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

RABAT, Morocco (AP) — A Moroccan court imposed 8-month prison sentences Thursday on 14 migrants for attempting, along with hundreds of others, to scal...

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Arab News

Moroccan court jails 14 migrants for 8 months over crossing

RABAT: A Moroccan court imposed 8-month prison sentences Thursday on 14 migrants for attempting, along with hundreds of others, to scale a border fence separating the north African country from the autonomous Spanish enclave of Melilla in June. Nador’s Court of First Instance also ordered the defendants to pay 2,000-dirham ($194) fines each over the events of June 24. The Moroccan Association for Human Rights, known as AMDH, said at least 27 mig…

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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