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Madrid, 07/03/2007 (SPS) The Public Minister for National
Audience, the highest penal body in Spain asked the famous judge
Baltasar Garzon to investigate on the accusations of "international
crimes" committed by "32 Moroccan official and military
personalities" in Western Sahara since 1975, the date of the
occupation of this territory by Morocco, reported the Spanish
newspaper, El Mundo, on Tuesday and quoted by the Algerian Press
Service, l'APS.
These accusations are contained in a complaint presented last
September the 14 to the high jurisdiction by a group of Spanish
human right associations.
This demand was favourably admitted by the public Ministry, the
newspaper stressed.
Consequently, Judge Garzon asked the plaintiff party to identify the
crimes committed by each Moroccan official or military.
During the presentation of the complaint, Manuel Ollé Sesé, lawyer
in the bureau of Madrid, President of the Spanish Human Rights
Association (APDHE), has declared that the mentioned international
crimes consist of acts of "genocide, torture, forced disappearance,
sequestrations, assassinations ….". (SPS)
020/090/700/TRD 071125 MAR 07 SPS
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