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‘I saw people stepping on the dead’: The 1,000 children migrants stuck in Ceuta
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Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has long been a key transit point for migrants attempting to reach Europe, due to its proximity to the continent and relatively porous border. The city's location on the Mediterranean coast makes it a hub for those fleeing conflict, poverty, or persecution in other parts of Africa. The large number of unaccompanied children among the migrants has raised particular concerns about their welfare and safety.
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‘I saw people stepping on the dead’: The 1,000 children migrants stuck in Ceuta
75 people died, mostly in the water, during the crossing
5 Aug, 07:23
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