Fear of tribe, homosexual mistreatment, military obligations: justice rejects 45 urgent protection requests
The National Court has already begun rejecting migrants' petitions, most of them from Morocco, as a last resort before returning them to their country of origin.
The Spanish National Court has started resolving appeals from migrants in Ceuta, who are seeking to stay in Spain. The court has denied at least 45 requests for urgent protection, with 30 of them from Morocco. The migrants had cited various reasons, including fear of their tribe, mistreatment due to homosexuality, military obligations, family fear, inheritance disputes, and even threats on TikTok. The court's Contencioso-Administrativo Chamber has made these decisions.
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