Ceuta Offenders: Morocco or Spanish Custody

The article discusses the situation of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta, where the Spanish government estimates that between 500 and 700 minors still live on the streets, with more than 2,000 minors already registered according to local organizations. It also highlights an incident involving a 17-year-old Moroccan boy who hid underneath a bus during a trip from Ceuta to Spain, in an attempt to escape returning. Spain and Morocco face challenges in implementing the minor repatriation agreement, as many of these minors express a desire to remain in Spain, which offers them legal protection, despite existing agreements for their return. International and European efforts to protect children's rights encounter obstacles, with acknowledgment that each case must be studied individually to ensure the child's best interest.

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