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Several thousand migrant children and teenagers remain in Spain's exclave of Ceuta. Cases of sexual violence against minors are rising. The territory's governme…
Several thousand migrant children and teenagers remain in Spain's exclave of Ceuta. Cases of sexual violence against minors are rising. The territory's government admits to being overwhelmed – but has no solution.
Chapters:
00:00 Young migrants in Ceuta at risk of sexual violence
00:28 Migrant girl lives in constant fear of harassment
01:22 Incidents of sexual abuse have been on the rise
02:41 Ceuta mayor: Sending minors back to Morocco is only solution
03:46 Interview Lena Riemer, Assistant Professor of Law at Central European University in Vienna
04:11 How Europe deals with unaccompanied minors is a consistent problem
06:17 Reception conditions in Ceuta and how they compare with Spain's obligations
08:51 Spain cannot simply return minors
09:59 Border control and safeguarding children: compatible?
Several thousand migrant children and teenagers remain in Spain's exclave of Ceuta. Cases of sexual violence against minors are rising. The territory's government admits to being overwhelmed – but has no solution.
Chapters:
00:00 Young migrants in Ceuta at risk of sexual violence
00:28 Migrant girl lives in constant fear of harassment
01:22 Incidents of sexual abuse have been on the rise
02:41 Ceuta mayor: Sending minors back to Morocco is only solution
03:46 Interview Lena Riemer, Assistant Professor of Law at Central European University in Vienna
04:11 How Europe deals with unaccompanied minors is a consistent problem
06:17 Reception conditions in Ceuta and how they compare with Spain's obligations
08:51 Spain cannot simply return minors
09:59 Border control and safeguarding children: compatible?