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Spain to investigate claims its soldiers have tortured migrants in Ceuta

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Briefings

Amnesty International reported documented beatings, humiliations, summary expulsions, and racial profiling in Ceuta, prompting Spain to order the military to identify potential perpetrators. This investigation follows a 2026 incident where migrants were detained and mistreated in the Spanish enclave, with the government seeking accountability through military inquiry.

Key points

• Amnesty International documented beatings, humiliations, summary expulsions, and racial profiling in Ceuta and the Spanish government ordered the military to identify potential perpetrators.
• The investigation follows a 2026 incident where migrants were detained and mistreated in the Spanish enclave, with the government seeking accountability through military inquiry.

Context and limitations

Evidence covers only Ceuta and the Spanish government's response; specific dates of the initial mistreatment and names of identified perpetrators remain unknown.

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