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Ceuta crisis under Lawyers Without Borders watch
The article addresses the situation of refugees and migrants following the border events between Fnideq and Ceuta in July, where the effects of the crisis persist despite a decline in the number of crossings. The organization "Lawyers Without Borders" confirmed that many individuals, including children and women suffering from violence, are living in camps or on the streets without sufficient protection. They continue to face difficulties accessing legal and health services. The organization revealed incidents of violence and sexual assaults on women and children, as well as the suffering of families unaware of the fate of missing relatives. Additionally, there are unmarked graves that raise issues of identification. The organization called for joint mechanisms for investigation and protection, and for ensuring the rights of these people, emphasizing that the decrease in movement does not mean the crisis's effects have ended or that the suffering of those affected has been alleviated.
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