Ceuta probes events and statements
The article discusses the outbreak of the largest wave of migration to the Spanish city of Ceuta, during which between 50,000 and 60,000 migrants crossed the border in just a few days. Many of them ended up in the sea or under the barriers, while most of the crossingers were returned to Morocco amid accusations of forced returns and the use of violence. Human rights organizations warn against describing migrants as "invaders" or "a human flood," as such language contributes to stripping them of their humanity and justifies harsher policies. They also emphasize the importance of respecting human rights and avoiding the politicization of this issue. Additionally, advocacy groups have called for an independent investigation into the killings and mass arrests, and for the protection of migrants and adherence to the principle of non-refoulement.
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