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Moroccan Rights Seek Action on Minors' Abuse
The article focuses on the humanitarian and human rights situation of Moroccan migrants in the occupied city of Ceuta, where the majority of them suffer from difficult conditions, including shortages of food and water, homelessness, and hazards caused by environmental and health impacts. Reports have also documented incidents of sexual violence and assaults, highlighting the urgent need for protective measures. The Moroccan Human Rights Organization has called on Spanish authorities to act swiftly to provide food, shelter, and essential services to preserve the dignity of these migrants, especially vulnerable groups. It also emphasized the necessity of investigating allegations of sexual abuse and harassment against minors.
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