Moroccan mother seeks shelter for children
Warda Boujmama, a Moroccan citizen, faces the danger of eviction from her home in the occupied city of Ceuta. She was scheduled to be displaced on October 14, where she lives with her family of nine members, including five children, one of whom has autism. Although the eviction was temporarily postponed for three months, the situation remains unchanged. She is struggling to find alternative housing that accepts a family with children and people with disabilities, as landlords refuse due to the noise from the children and the family's circumstances. Warda has emphasized that she is only requesting a suitable, affordable shelter and is willing to share rental costs with social services. Her story raises questions about the city's preference for supporting migrants over families in need of sustainable housing.
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