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Thousands of children and teenagers remain stranded in Spain’s North African exclave of Ceuta, where authorities say shelters are full and many minors are living on the streets.
Girls report fears of sexual violence, while police are investigating at least 15 alleged abuse cases. Local officials have said they are overwhelmed by the number of unaccompanied minors and are calling for urgent action.
Despite harsh living conditions, many young people say they still hope for a better future and do not want to return to Morocco.
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