Melilla

Migrants Waiting Their Moment in the Moroccan Mountains

By Andrea Pettrachin
In the middle of the mountains behind the border fence of Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in Morocco, and eight kilometres from the nearest Moroccan village of Fnideq, an uncertain number of migrants live in the woods. No one knows exactly how many they are but charity workers in Melilla, Spain’s other enclave in Morocco, say they could be in their thousands.

Ceuta, An Enclave For Migrating Birds Not Humans

By Andrea Pettrachin
A few kilometres before the border between the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and Morocco, a sign informs passers-by that this outpost of Spain on African soil stands in a privileged position for those who wish to observe the annual migration of birds across the Strait of Gibraltar, their shortest route from Africa to Europe.

2014: Solutions to Ten Conflicts

By Johan Galtung
There are conflicts old and new crying for solution and reconciliation, not violence, with reasonable, realistic ways out.


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