The Algerian federal government has denounced this Sunday the “authentic summary executions” that it attributes to the Moroccan safety forces that repelled the assault on the Melilla fence final Friday and that in accordance to the official equilibrium has resulted in 23 sub-Saharans lifeless.

“The illustrations or photos of this carnage are extremely surprising,” said the Algerian government’s special envoy for Western Sahara and the Maghreb nations around the world, Amar Belani, in statements to the Algerian news portal TSA.

“They are an case in point of the intense brutality and disproportionate use of pressure that resemble reliable summary executions in these conditions,” he pointed out.

Belani has blamed Morocco for what transpired and has named for an independent investigation. “These tragic functions highlight the systematic violation of human legal rights by a Point out that has decided on, on the one hand, to exploit the ghost of immigration for the goal of political blackmail and, on the other, to enjoy the role of police – in exchange for hard cash – in outsourcing the administration of the European Union’s external borders”, he argued.

The illustrations or photos of the dead immigrants in Melilla sink, in accordance to Belani, Morocco’s attempts to rebuild its picture. “We are really significantly from the meant exemplary job dramatized in the course of the celebration of the summit in Marrakech of the Global Compact for protected, orderly and normal migration”, she stressed.

So, Belani has summoned worldwide businesses and especially the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to open an “independent and transparent” investigation to “purify duties and clarify these tragic gatherings that have cracked the veneer of the supposed humanitarian method in the administration of migration issues”.

For Belani, what took place on the border has unveiled the “true face” of Morocco, “alleged ‘champion’ of migration in just the African Union and headquarters of the African Migration Observatory.”