Military Members Spray Pepper Spray on Migrant Minors in Ceuta as They Walk or Come Back From Buying Food
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The Spanish Troop and Marine Association denounces that soldiers lack legal coverage for the use of this weapon in border missions.
Sprayers add to impact sticks as self-defense against assaults
In the last week, the Diario.es has seen three episodes in which migrants were sprayed with pepper spray or tear gas, two of them minors, during their daily activities Two dozen migrants report beatings and vexations of soldiers patrolling Ceuta The military presence felt more intense than usual on the ships of the Tarajal when two vehicles of the Armed Forces began their departure from the Ceuti polygon. Upon seeing them, a young Moroccan, frig…
Sumar and BNG have again called on the Ministry of Defence to investigate alleged ill-treatment and excesses of force committed by some military personnel deployed in Ceuta with migrants arriving at the end of July and demand that responsibilities be lifted
A week ago, around twenty migrants reported being beaten and harassed by soldiers deployed on the streets of Ceuta. Their complaints led the Spanish government to open an internal investigation into the incidents. Days later, several videos emerged showing some of the actions reported and providing graphic evidence.
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