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Amnesty International documented 50 cases of assault and ill-treatment by Spanish military personnel against migrants in Ceuta. These included 28 new cases following the wave of mass crossings in late July, and 18 that occurred after the announcement that an internal investigation had been opened. The abuses included beatings, insults, and the use of batons and stun devices. One minor suffered a head injury that required 10 stitches, while a Tunisian migrant temporarily lost sight in one eye. The organization criticized the lack of information about the investigation and the failure to hold those responsible to account, and called for an immediate, independent investigation and protection for victims and witnesses.
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