Amnesty International raises the number of cases of mistreatment of migrants by military personnel in Ceuta to 50

Amnesty International reported 50 cases of abuse by military personnel against migrants in Ceuta, including beatings and humiliation. The organization calls for an impartial investigation and accountability for those involved. Despite previous reports, no military personnel have been investigated or removed from duty. The new report highlights additional cases of mistreatment by the National Police and Civil Guard, including torture and degrading treatment. Testimonies reveal severe physical abuse, including the use of tasers and beatings, particularly against vulnerable individuals, including minors. Amnesty also criticized the Ceuta Public Prosecutor's Office for its lack of action regarding these abuses.