Spain, Morocco condemned by Amnesty over migrant deaths

Amnesty's Agnes Callamard and Esteban Beltran during a media conference in Madrid

Amnesty's Agnes Callamard and Esteban Beltran during a media conference in Madrid Source: Getty / THOMAS COEX

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Amnesty International has accused Morocco and Spain of failing to properly investigate the deaths of more than 20 migrants at the border of Spanish enclave city of Melilla [[meh-LIH-lyah]] in northwest Africa in June. Their report describes the inquiries run by both countries as 'stalled and inadequate'.

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