Organizations warn of street abuse of migrant children in Ceuta

The article discusses the crisis of unaccompanied migrant children in Ceuta, where hundreds of children who entered the city during the recent influx face the risk of violence and exploitation after sleeping in the streets due to the overcrowding of reception facilities and the authorities' inability to provide them with adequate shelter. Relief organizations have stated that children, especially girls, are at risk of abuse and exploitation by traffickers, with currently more than a thousand unaccompanied children present in the city, although authorities estimate their number at 1,100. The Spanish government has allocated 25 million euros to assist in the care of minors, but there is opposition from some regions and the right-wing party to prevent the distribution of children outside Ceuta, amid ongoing states of emergency and challenges in providing proper protection for them.

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