In Ceuta, a Spanish enclave at the northern tip of Africa, life has drastically changed since July ۳۰. With the arrival of ۷۰,۰۰۰ migrants, this area has turned into an emergency camp where over ۱۰,۰۰۰ people live in temporary tents under inhumane conditions.
Social Crises and Rising Crimes
These migrants are not only struggling with the daily challenges of life but are also facing a wave of crimes. Among these, the occurrence of ۲۳ sexual assaults, including ۹ against children, has raised alarm bells. This situation clearly illustrates how open border policies can lead to social and humanitarian crises.
Ceuta, as the only land border of the European Union with Africa, has currently become a parallel world where life and security are severely threatened. While some still believe in open border policies, the harsh realities of this region raise serious questions about the future of migration and social security.
