The bureaucratic obstacles that Spain and, in particular, Ceuta impose on migrants forces people to spend years without documentation. Many people end working in slave-like conditions.
In Ceuta, the access of people on the move to practically any kind of information is very limited. And if the information is of a legal nature, even more so.
Many children live in the streets of this Spanish city, where all the legal procedures go very slowly, leaving people in a vital limbo.
Ceuta. May the 17th, 2022. Yesterday at midnight, the land border that separates Ceuta from Morocco was opened, after more than 2 years closed, but only for some people. On…
By Irina Samy & Bárbara Bécares We are in #Tarajal. There is a large military presence, tanks have been deployed. We have seen that smoke has been released for at…
