50 cases of abuse by military personnel against migrants in Ceuta
Amnesty International reported 28 new cases of abuse against migrants in Ceuta, raising the total to 50. The organization calls for an impartial investigation and accountability for military personnel involved. Despite the Ministry of Defense announcing an internal investigation, no soldiers have been reported as investigated or suspended. The report details incidents of torture and mistreatment, including severe cases involving minors. Testimonies reveal violent assaults by military personnel, including the use of tasers and physical beatings. Amnesty also criticized the Ceuta Public Prosecutor's Office for its lack of action regarding these abuses while pursuing charges against activists.
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