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Ceuta boils over again: Serious clashes as thousands of migrants take to the streets for a place in new camp
Spanish authorities began relocating people who had been living on the beaches for weeks. Around 13,000 migrants remain in the Spanish enclave. Tense scenes played out on the streets of Ceuta on Friday as thousands of migrants began moving en masse towards the new accommodation site set up near the port. Spanish authorities had launched […]
Ceuta becomes a place of ordeal for minors: At least 5 raped in one week, dozens rescued at the last moment
Following the mass influx of illegal immigrants from Morocco, there are growing fears of an outbreak of communicable diseases, while humanitarian organizations are highlighting the risk of sex trafficking
Thanos Plevris submits Mitsotakis’ proposal for an EU asylum suspension mechanism to the EU Council
The Prime Minister, in an article published by Politico, called for the creation of a European mechanism allowing the temporary suspension of asylum procedures and immediate returns, in accordance with EU law, in exceptional cases where mass migration flows are being weaponised, such as the recent events in Ceuta
Mitsotakis in Politico: EU needs new measures to tackle the weaponization of migration
Hours before the EU emergency videoconference on Ceuta, he speaks of “the instrumentalization of asylum aimed at creating hybrid pressure” & proposes that, in exceptional cases, member states should “temporarily suspend the submission of asylum applications by newly arrived individuals”
Financial Times: Swimming lessons, Google Maps and wetsuits, how thousands of migrants swam into Ceuta
By Friday afternoon, Spanish authorities reported that around 48,300 of the roughly 60,000 people who swam into Ceuta this week had already returned voluntarily to Morocco, as officials confirmed almost all crossers had gone back
More than 37,500 of the 60,000 migrants who entered Ceuta return to Morocco, Spanish government says
Spain's interior ministry says so far more than 37,500 of the 60,000 migrants who crossed into Ceuta have already returned to Morocco, as Brussels insists there has been no fresh movement toward mainland Europe today
