The situation in Ceuta is one of “overflow” and is especially concerning for minors. This is how Save The Children describes the situation in the autonomous city through its program director Raúl Arnaiz, who warns that the number of minors may be around 4,000, according to estimates from neighborhood associations. “We have encountered very young children on the streets, even as young as 11 years old, and what especially draws our attention is the number of girls we are seeing,” many of whom are exposed to “risks of trafficking, risks of exploitation,” Arnaiz stated, whose statements can be seen in the video at the top of this news article.
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NGOs in Ceuta detect very young children and more women than in other massive border crossings
