LGBTI migrants in Ceuta seek asylum, fear return to Morocco

Dozens of LGBTI migrants who entered Ceuta irregularly in late July now seek international protection, citing persecution in Morocco where homosexuality is criminalized. Their situation remains unresolved after nearly three months, with limited legal pathways and heightened vulnerability. This highlights gaps in asylum processing and protection for marginalized groups at EU borders.

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