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The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office revealed that 23 sexual assaults have been recorded in the city of Ceuta since the influx of migrants in late July, including nine cases involving children. The Attorney General reported that the assault rate averaged about one incident per day, warning that the risks for migrant girls are doubling due to their fragile legal and living circumstances, especially since many victims have not filed complaints out of fear or difficult conditions. This surge was accompanied by approximately 72,000 migrants crossing from Morocco into Ceuta, causing unrest and pressure on authorities, as well as political repercussions. Around 1,500 children remain in the city out of a total of 5,000 migrants. Human rights organizations expressed concern about the increasing dangers of exploitation and human trafficking, calling for urgent measures to record and protect all children.
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