Muslim women, moved by the plight of young Moroccan men, gathered in a traditional house to sort out and distribute donated clothes. In one neighborhood, Muslim women, moved by the plight of young Moroccan men, gathered in a traditional house to sort out and distribute donated clothes. They also cooked food and offered migrants sleeping in the streets a place to shower. Dozens of migrants gathered for respite outside of Nawal Ben Chalout's family home, where she had shifted around to give shelter to three young men. But the bustling businesses of Spain's Ceuta and Fnideq, the closest Moroccan town, have taken a big hit during the pandemic.

Source: The North Africa Journal May 22, 2021 13:41 UTC