More than 150 imprisonment for global human trafficking

An international human trafficking raid was arrested for more than 150 imprisonment and the identities of more than 1,000 victims.

The six-day operation in early June, in the interpol, about 15,000 members from Europe, Asia, Africa and South America have been involved in about 15,000.

For the purpose of sexual exploitation of Europe, it typically targeted organized criminal groups engaged in juvenile trafficking.

Many sexual exploitation victims are generally employed from abroad and are women taken to massage halls when prostitution is pressured.

“Human trafficking is a wildly and destructive crime, which is the most sensitive prey, including people’s dignity, freedom, freedom and humanity, including children,” David Maunter, organized and organized director in Interpol.

Operation – a “global chain” called the “global chain” – a total of 158 arrests and 205 suspects, 1194 potential victims were found.

This is in charge of the Austrian and Romanian government, first of all, the suspects arrested in Thailand, Nigeria and Vietnam.

Police in Malta released three kolombi women – two sisters and aunt, said that an Italian national was employed by the national.

After arrival, their passports were confiscated by the suspect under the organization of work permits, and after them were confiscated with the permission of work permitted by the work permitted from them to prostitution.

In Austria, officers arrested seven arrests in connection with a Romanian family-based group, which used the “Lover-Boy” method to sexually exploit women with a romantic attitude.

Police in Italy, according to Interpol, sexual exploitation, 75 potential victims attacked several massage halls, which are victims of potential trafficking.

The victims of potential trafficking were originated from 64 countries, but most of Romania, Ukraine, Colombia, China and Hungary said.

The operation was also seized in cash, as well as 30 weapons, 65 fake documents and tons of secrets saw 277,669 € 277,351 (240,351).

At the same time last year, a similar operation was held, resulted in 200 suspects and more than 1,300 victims identified.