Human rights report details Ceuta shortages and trials

The recent human rights report highlighted the alarming humanitarian and legal situation in Ceuta, where migrants, especially minors, are facing difficult humanitarian conditions, including shortages of food and water, and a lack of sufficient shelter facilities. This has led many to rely on limited aid and to sleep in the streets and alleyways. The report also noted the continued arrests resulting from attempts at mass crossings, with injuries, damage to property, and a lack of safeguards for the rights of defense during the trials of some detainees, particularly minors. There have been calls for an investigation into the use of excessive force during dispersal operations. The organization emphasized the need to protect children's rights and addressed the wave of collective crossings caused by social, economic, and security factors. It considered that solutions go beyond simply enhancing security measures and require addressing the root causes of the phenomenon in a comprehensive manner.

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