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Spain’s deportation of rejected Ceuta asylum seekers

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Spain sent rejected Ceuta asylum seekers to Morocco. What protects them now?
Charities count 16 non-Moroccan deportees. Spain says safeguards were observed, but has not explained the individual risk assessments or what protects the group after arrival.
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Fonte mais antigaEl Independiente4/10, 6:17 UTC
O que sabíamos inicialmente
- Charities in Ceuta say 16 people from five countries were sent to a sixth: Morocco. They identified citizens of Senegal, Nigeria, Yemen, Cameroon and Bangladesh among the rejected asylum applicants Spain has removed from its North African enclave. Spain’s Interior Ministry confirmed the removals, but not the number or nationalities.

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al-monitor.comPrimeiro a noticiar27/10, 13:05 UTC1
1. Spain deports African, Asian asylum seekers to Morocco amid rights group outcry - AL-MONITOR: The Middle Eastʼs leading independent news source since 201227/10 UTC
Yahoo Newsyahoo.com · 27/10, 13:42 UTC1
1. España deporta a solicitantes de asilo africanos y asiáticos a Marruecos - Yahoo Noticias27/10 UTC
The Independentindependent.co.uk · 27/10, 13:48 UTC2
1. Spain branded ‘hypocritical’ after deporting more than a dozen Ceuta asylum seekers to Morocco27/10 UTC
2. Spain deports 16 Ceuta asylum seekers to Morocco despite NGO’s warning27/10 UTC
Newswavnewswav.com · 27/10, 15:18 UTC1
1. Spain branded ‘hypocritical’ after deporting more than a dozen Ceuta asylum seekers to Morocco27/10 UTC
UA.NEWSua.news · 27/10, 15:54 UTC1
1. Spain deported migrants from Ceuta to Morocco27/10 UTC
Al Jazeeraaljazeera.com · 27/10, 17:10 UTC1
1. Spain deports migrants from Ceuta in move criticised by ...27/10 UTC
Africalix -africalix.com · 28/10, 11:00 UTC1
1. Sixteen Sent Back Across the Border: Spain's First Ceuta ...28/10 UTC
yabiladi.com28/10, 11:05 UTC1
1. Spain deports African and Asian asylum seekers to ...28/10 UTC

Quem está envolvido

Quem está envolvido

Pessoas

Pedro SánchezPrime Minister of Spain since 2018
Santiago AbascalSpanish politician (born 1976)
Virginia Álvarezresearcher

Organizações

Amnesty Internationalnon-governmental organization based in the United Kingdom
Ministry of the Interiorgovernment department of Spain
VoxSpanish political party

Locais

Ceuta
Melilla
Morocco