The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office registered 23 sexual assaults against migrants in the enclave of Ceuta during the last month. The victims include some teenagers.
Spanish authorities have already identified four Moroccan citizens and three Spaniards as responsible for these sexual assaults. The Public Prosecutor's Office continues to investigate the cases to identify more suspects.
Ceuta is a Spanish enclave in North Africa, being one of the main migration routes between Africa and Europe. The humanitarian situation at the location has been a matter of international concern.
Security forces are working to track down all those involved in these crimes and ensure justice for the victims.
