The north African Spanish enclave of Ceuta has been regarded as a beacon of religious coexistence among Muslim and Christian communities. But following mass arrivals of migrants at the end of July, tensions are surfacing among the multicultural residents of the enclave and also between Spain and neighbor Morocco.
Moroccan migrants in Ceuta describe life on the streets, allegations of violence by security forces and growing pressure from families to return. Yet many remain determined to pursue a better future in Europe.