Eight complaints of police abuse in foreign detention center in Madrid have declared admissible.

Alert DateJanuary 9, 2012 Country: Spain Address: Madrid General Type: Racist violence, Discrimination, Institutional discrimination Racism and discrimination phenomena: Anti-migrant/xenophobia
Groups affected / Interested in: Migrants Key socio-economic/institutional areas: Policing - law enforcement
Victims Data
Victims Nationality/Ethnic Origin N/A
Victims Gender N/A
Victims Age N/A
Victims Number N/A
Fatalities - deaths N/A
Perpetrators Data
Perpetrators Nationality/Ethnic Origin Spanish
Perpetrator Gender N/A
Perpetrator Age N/A
Perpetrators Number N/A
Extremist/Organised Group Violence No

One of  the few organizations that have access to the Center for Foreigners in Aluche (Madrid), the Jesuit NGO -United People- again denounced "the inhuman, aggression, racism and violation of rights and freedoms" that way "everyday "people have  just locked in the detention center Aluche Foreigners in Madrid.

Despite being pointed out for years in numerous reports from various NGOs, institutions like the Ombudsman, the United Nations and even in an audit for the European Union drawn up by the Red Migroeurop, allegations keep piling up.

As a result of this cluster of "violations of basic rights," United Peoples has been forced to file a monthly average of two complaints in criminal proceedings for assault, torture, inhumane treatment or racism by the police to the 248 foreign this organization serves.

United Peoples requires the new government to end these situations, first, to develop and adopt regulations to regulate the Centers for Foreigners that should be ready two years ago, and then closing down the centers, as can not be considered "a policy contravening fundamental rights"

The Ministry of home affairs "has not responded to any requests for an interview or the letters" sent by the NGO.

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