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Sexual Violence Cases Are Increasing Rapidly in Ceuta

"I would dare to say that we are facing an unprecedented event in the history of our nation. Ceuta cannot deal with this situation alone. It does not have the capacity to do so."
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A Spanish judge warns: since the recent onslaught of Moroccan migrants, sexual crimes have "exponentially increased" in Ceuta. At the same time, the prosecutor speaks of a completely overwhelmed city. This article Migration crisis in Spain Ceuta at the limit: Judge reports of "unprecedented increase in sexual crimes has been published on YOUNG FREEDOM.

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Activists and volunteers narrate the situations of systemic violence and abuse to which migrants stranded in the autonomous city have been subjected for more than a month.Main topics: CeutaRead full article

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These cases remind us that children and the elderly are vulnerable, two publics supposed to be given priority protection. But who protects them from the police? Read more Sexual violence in the police: two new crimes committed against vulnerable people appeared first on Against Attack.

Ceuta is struggling with a migratory crisis that, according to Chief Prosecutor Silvia Rojas, has no precedent Article Ceuta, increasing sexual violence against migrants: "Almost one per day" comes from daily Blitz.

"I would dare to say that we are facing an unprecedented event in the history of our nation. Ceuta cannot deal with this situation alone. It does not have the capacity to do so."

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Fréttir - mbl.is broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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