UNICEF Reiterates Spain's Obligation to Take Care of Unaccompanied Migrant Children: "We Have the Capacity to Welcome These Thousands of Children"
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More than 2,000 refugees are awaiting resolution of their demand for international protection
UNICEF Spain Executive Director José María Vera highlighted the risk of exploitation and trafficking of unaccompanied migrant minors who remain unregistered
Complying with the legislation is an obligation for all public administrations, but, beyond regulatory compliance, there is an ethical and human imperative that should not be lost sight of: migrant children are not figures, they are lives that have rights like any human being.Thousands of migrant minors continue on the streets of the Prince without reception: “They are sleeping in the open.” In Ceuta, there are hundreds of children and adolescen…
The situation in Ceuta remains critical. One of the major concerns in this migration crisis is the plight of unaccompanied minors. According to the latest figures released by the government, 1,342 remain in the autonomous city, and while the government has stressed the "urgency" of implementing "all possible reception processes" to care for them, parties like Vox have already expressed their opposition to the distribution plan. For this reason, …
The Impact of the Crisis on Minors: Since the migration and humanitarian crisis in Ceuta began last Thursday, more than a thousand minors have remained in Spanish territory. Only 528 have been identified by the police so far. Providing them with care, water, food, and shelter is a priority, and for this reason, warehouses and schools have been opened up. However, the most vulnerable group is the migrant minors. Reporter José Domingo is in the a…
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