Spain moves hundreds of migrants from Ceuta beach to temporary shelters

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In late July, an estimated 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with over 100 deaths reported in the attempt. However, most of those who made it to Ceuta have since returned to Morocco, leaving behind a small group of 2,000-8,000 people living in desperate circumstances on the beach. The migrants, including Malika and her two children, were forced to sleep outdoors for almost three weeks without adequate sanitation or access to legal procedures. In response to the crisis, Spain has started transferring migrants from the beach to temporary shelters, with over 1,200 people moved so far, and plans to provide space for around 1,800 people in military facilities and tents. The UN refugee agency and Human Rights Watch have called on Spain to ensure access to healthcare and asylum procedures for the migrants.