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Moroccan Officials Silent on Ceuta Disappearance
The article discusses the humanitarian and political situation in the occupied city of Ceuta following attempts at mass migration. Criticism of the Moroccan government is escalating due to its continued silence regarding the families of the missing and victims, along with a lack of clear institutional support for them. Human rights sources indicate that more than 3,500 migrants, including minors and adults of various nationalities, remain in Ceuta. Most shelters are overcrowded, and there is widespread violence and torture inflicted on migrants. The report also mentions at least 141 bodies of victims from crossing attempts, with expectations that the actual number might exceed 200. Additionally, Moroccan authorities refuse to repatriate non-Moroccan migrants, while human rights organizations continue to document cases of abuse and injuries.
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