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Children's organizations urge Spain to protect children living on the streets of Ceuta

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On August 5, specialized children's protection organizations expressed deep concern to the Spanish government regarding the plight of unaccompanied migrant minors currently living on the streets in the Spanish city of Ceuta.

The situation arose following a mass entry of persons into the territory, leaving these vulnerable children without adequate shelter or protection. Among the organizations raising the alarm are the Plataforma de Infancia, Fundación Raíces, and the Asociación Exmenas, who are urging authorities to take immediate action to safeguard the minors.

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