« We risk dying »: Sentenced to 10 years in prison in Morocco, Maguette Guèye in distress

Maguette Guèye, a Senegalese man sentenced to 10 years in Moroccan prison for migrant trafficking, reports having served over three and a half years without transfer, leaving his family without news. He describes harsh detention conditions, including language barriers, daily fights, and no special measures for foreigners. His name is on a list of 57 Senegalese prisoners eligible for repatriation, but no transfer has occurred after more than a year. He wishes to be transferred to Senegal, even to Rebeuss prison, to be with his family and ensure his safety.