Moroccan Rights Group Urges Spain to Aid Ceuta Refugees
The Moroccan Organization for Human Rights has called on the Spanish authorities to urgently intervene to rescue those stranded in the occupied city of Ceuta, where many are facing severe shortages of food and water, as well as lack of shelter and the threat of attacks, including women and children. It affirmed that the current conditions pose a direct threat to their lives, safety, and dignity, and demanded the guarantee of their fundamental rights, the provision of healthcare services, and a safe haven. Additionally, it called for investigations into cases of violence and exploitation, especially sexual assault. The organization emphasized the need to support humanitarian associations and implement human rights measures to prevent the situation from deteriorating further.
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