Se ha dado por finalizada la huelga que han mantenido durante casi dos meses 6 ciudadanos de India en la Plaza de España de Melilla . Finalmente el Delegado del Gobierno en Melilla recibió a estas seis personas y se llegó a un acuerdo para estudiar sus expedientes individualmente e intentar buscar una salida a la situación que los tiene encerrados en Melilla desde hace hasta dos años en algunos casos.
En Melilla siguen detenidos incomprensiblemente cinco inmigrantes del Marine, uno de ellos pertenece al grupo que ha estado en huelga estos dos meses y su estado psicológico es lamentable.
Exigimos al Gobierno la inmediata liberación de estas cinco personas y la de todos aquellos internos que no han sido devueltos a su país en los plazos legales.
PRODEIN
Versión en inglés:
Friday, 11 July 2008
THE KASHMIRIS’ STRIKE HAS ENDED
The strike maintained by 6 Indian citizens for almost 2 months in the Plaza de España in Melilla can now be considered finished. The Delegate of the Government in Melilla finally met with these six people and they reached an agreement that their files would be studies on an individual basis and that they would try to find a way out of the current situation which has seen them confined in Melilla for over two years in some of their cases.
In Melilla, five migrants from “Marine-1” [Note: a ship carrying 300+ migrants which was stuck off the coast of Mauritania in 2007; some migrants were given health care and then transferred to various detention centres in Spain; others were deported] continue to remain under arrest without any justification. One of them was part of the group which was on hunger strike for these two months and his psychological state is very poor.
We urge the government to free these five people and to free all those detainees who have not been returned to their countries within the prescribed maximum legal period of detention.
PRODEIN
Versión en inglés:
Friday, 11 July 2008
THE KASHMIRIS’ STRIKE HAS ENDED
The strike maintained by 6 Indian citizens for almost 2 months in the Plaza de España in Melilla can now be considered finished. The Delegate of the Government in Melilla finally met with these six people and they reached an agreement that their files would be studies on an individual basis and that they would try to find a way out of the current situation which has seen them confined in Melilla for over two years in some of their cases.
In Melilla, five migrants from “Marine-1” [Note: a ship carrying 300+ migrants which was stuck off the coast of Mauritania in 2007; some migrants were given health care and then transferred to various detention centres in Spain; others were deported] continue to remain under arrest without any justification. One of them was part of the group which was on hunger strike for these two months and his psychological state is very poor.
We urge the government to free these five people and to free all those detainees who have not been returned to their countries within the prescribed maximum legal period of detention.
PRODEIN
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