Migrant women report sexual harassment in Spain's Ceuta enclave
2 sources across 2 countries · Hong Kong · United Kingdom
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- South China Morning Post
- Reuters
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Migrant women in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta have reported experiencing sexual harassment while waiting to be registered. Some women have established a makeshift camp on a wooded roadside near the government run migrant reception centre, where they report being afraid to sleep at night due to attacks from men staying in the vicinity. Local authorities state that the reception facility is currently sheltering about 700 people, which is 200 more than its capacity. Between 5,000 and 8,000 people remain in the enclave following a deadly border surge on July 30 in which 72,000 people crossed from Morocco. While most of those who crossed were young men, a significant number of women and children were also involved.
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- The reporting focused on the accounts of sexual harassment within the context of a crisis hit region.
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- The reporting emphasized the specific conditions of the makeshift camp and the overcapacity of the government facility.
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