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CEUTA-MELILLA: Against a state of exception for human rights in Ceuta and Melilla

30 March 2015

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"The 150 undersigned social associations have looked into the eyes of these migrants and seen their injuries, traumas and persecutions often, very often. This is why we wont look away and allow our shame for this illegal practice through which our name is being soiled to discourage us. We wont allow the existence in our country of zones of exception for human rights regardless of how hard they try to legalise them."

See the full text: CEUTA-MELILLA: Against a state of exception for human rights in Ceuta and Melilla (pdf)

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