The Moroccan government has started prosecutions.
But not on its police forces who coordinated with Spanish police to exert brutal force that contributed to the loss of 23 lives but on 65 of the 2,000 migrants who attempted to cross into the Spanish north African enclave of Melilla.
The Morocco-Spain border incident took place last Friday when African migrants were reportedly beaten with batons, kicked, shoved, and attacked with stones by Moroccan officials according to Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani, in their attempt to scale the barbed-wire fence that separates Morocco from Melilla.
