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Spanish judge clarifies minors return rules
Spanish judge Fernando Germán Portillo confirmed that the repatriation of Moroccan minors from Ceuta and Melilla is subject to legal procedures and safeguards to protect children's rights, and not automatic. The process requires verifying the minor's identity and age, utilizing medical examinations when there is doubt about their age, and cooperating with Morocco to confirm family circumstances, in accordance with the 2007 agreement between the two countries. Repatriation procedures are initiated only after all legal and humanitarian conditions are met, which can take several months. Emphasis is placed on respecting legal guarantees and not exceeding them, despite ongoing pressure on authorities, and avoiding repeat violations of the law such as the conviction of former officials in Ceuta for illegal procedures.
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