Handling of Migrants in Ceuta: Political and Humanitarian Declaration of Bankruptcy
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Most migrants who reached Ceuta have returned, with remaining minors being transferred to the mainland. The situation is described as a humanitarian and political declaration of bankruptcy, as children lived in precarious conditions for weeks.
Source: tagesschau.de
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