Spain· CeutaSpain deports migrants from Ceuta to Morocco, sparking human rights concerns
Spain's deportation of 16 migrants from Ceuta to Morocco has drawn criticism from Amnesty International due to concerns about human rights violations in Morocco.
Background
Spain's North African enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla, are frequent entry points for migrants seeking to reach Europe. The relationship between Spain and Morocco regarding migration control is complex, often involving agreements on returns and border management, which sometimes raise human rights concerns from international organizations.
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Deportation of migrants from Ceuta to Morocco sparks human rights concerns
First report 11h agoLast update 2h agoAmnesty International is concerned about the deportations given Morocco's human rights record.
A candidate defended the behavior of migrants who crossed into Ceuta, stating they did not have violent intentions.
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