Ceuta, a Spanish territory, has recorded 23 reports of sexual assault following a large influx of migrants in late July. Disturbingly, nine of these reported cases involve children. Judicial authorities indicate the actual number of incidents may be higher than currently documented. The surge in reports has prompted concern and investigation by local officials. These allegations come amidst a significant increase in migratory pressure on the Spanish enclave. Further investigation is underway to address the reported crimes and support potential victims. The situation highlights the complex challenges arising from mass migration and the need for comprehensive support systems.