Morocco refuses entry to EU lawmakers

Published March 7, 2013 5:02pm ET



BRUSSELS (AP) — Four members of the European Parliament, on their way to study human rights in Western Sahara, have been denied entry to Morocco.

They were headed for Laayoune, a city in a part of mineral-rich Western Sahara annexed by Morocco in 1975. The legislators had announced their plans in a letter to the Moroccan ambassador to the European Union on Feb. 25.

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