‘I saw people stepping on the dead’: The 1,000 children migrants stuck in Ceuta
Read our Privacy notice After the bodies have been recovered from the waters off Ceuta, and those who made their way through the waters have gone back to Morocco, there will still be over 1,000 migrant children left in the Spanish enclave. But an estimated 1,000 minors — among the most vulnerable of those who crossed the border — remain in Ceuta. Spanish authorities said many of the migrants went back voluntarily after they saw that there was little chance to reach mainland Europe, or that the...
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