On 29 September, a boat leaving Morrocco sank with 61 people on board. Only two women were rescued by a fishing boat, the remaining 59 people died.
On 27 September, 57 people died in a shipwreck off the coast of Morocco, including 14 women, one girl and two babies. There are only two survivors.
On 25 September, 5 Moroccan citizens were sentenced to 3 to 6 months in prison for having incited the mass migration to Ceuta on the 15th of September.
On 20 September, the National Council for Human Rights called on anyone who suffered human rights violations on 15 September, when thousands of people tried to enter the enclave of Ceuta, to contact them.
On 20 September, 152 people were arrested and are now facing trial. They were accused of using social media to incite an attempt at mass illegal migration to the neighbouring Spanish enclave of Ceuta on 15 September.
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