Moroccan children left vulnerable at Sidi Ifni border

The article highlights the tragedy of minor Moroccan children who found themselves unprotected after crossing into Ceuta, becoming vulnerable to homelessness and neglect. The number of these children detained in shelter centers is estimated at around 1,100, with overcrowding in inadequate facilities. Many are forced to sleep on the streets or in warehouses, amid a lack of sufficient official support from the Moroccan government. The Moroccan authorities ignore their legal and moral responsibilities towards these children and fail to provide a clear explanation of their efforts or coordination with the Spanish side. Meanwhile, European institutions and Spanish parties are passing responsibilities among themselves. The crisis exposes a deep breach of trust in the state's ability to protect its citizens, especially children, raising questions about the extent of the government's commitment to safeguarding Moroccan children and stopping their neglect, amid government hesitation and a suspicious silence regarding this humanitarian crisis.

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