Stranded in Ceuta: The Human Cost of Europe's Periphery The images from Ceuta are ones of desperation and chaos.
Thousands of migrants, including unaccompanied minors, live on the streets, forced to fend for themselves in a system that seems designed to fail them. Behind these scenes lies a human cost that is often overlooked.
According to Jennifer Zuppiroli, a migration specialist at Save the Children Spain, the Spanish Ministry of the Interior has registered 2,500 "children and adolescents" in Ceuta so far.