Military personnel criticize Amnesty International for not denouncing the attacks they suffer in Ceuta at the hands of immigrants.

The Spanish military association Asociación de Tropa y Marinería Española (ATME) has publicly criticized Amnesty International for its lack of response regarding violence directed at military personnel by migrants in Ceuta. The critique focuses on what the association perceives as a double standard in the human rights organization's reporting, noting that Amnesty International has not denounced these specific assaults while actively issuing other human rights statements.

In a seemingly separate international development covered by the same news wire feed, Amnesty International has leveled serious accusations against the Malian Armed Forces and the Russian private security firm Wagner. The human rights organization accused both groups of committing war crimes, including extrajudicial killings and the torture of civilians, during joint military operations in Mali.