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Malaysia: Police remand four in human trafficking case involving Nigerian womanBALIK PULAU: Three foreigners and a local woman have been remanded for seven days over a human trafficking case involving the sexual exploitation of a Nigerian woman.
According to Buletin TV3, the remand order for the four suspects, aged between 24 and 35, including two men and two women, was issued by Balik Pulau Court senior assistant registrar S. Janice Brenda.
It is understood that the suspects, who are believed to be two couples, were arrested during a raid at a condominium in Bayan Lepas yesterday.
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https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2024/12/1142275/police-remand-four-human-trafficking-case-involving-nigerian-woman»
https://guardian.ng/news/malaysia-police-remand-four-for-trafficking-nigerian-woman/▫️
Greek Police Officer Faces Grave Charges Of Abuse And Exploitation (UPDATE)A shocking case of domestic abuse and child exploitation has rocked Greece. A 45-year-old police officer, assigned to the Parliamentary Guard, is facing serious charges, including rape, child abuse, and possession of child pornography.
The officer’s wife has come forward with disturbing allegations, accusing him of subjecting her and their children to years of physical and sexual abuse. The couple’s 14-year-old son, who is a key witness, is currently receiving psychological support.
Authorities are investigating the possibility of a cult-like environment within the family, drawing comparisons to the infamous “Children of God” cult. The officer’s mobile phone is being examined for evidence, including potential recordings of the abuse.
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https://greekcitytimes.com/2024/12/02/greek-police-abuse-exploitation/»
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Greece failed to identify sex trafficking victims in migrant centre, UN expert allegesA U.N. human rights expert voiced alarm on Monday at Greece’s failure to identify and help victims of sex trafficking, saying the government may have missed hundreds of cases at a migrant centre on the island of Samos.
In a letter to Greek authorities, U.N. Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons Siobhán Mullally said authorities failed to identify 14 female victims of sexual exploitation or forced labour despite them displaying
“clear indicators” like injuries, scarring, sexual diseases or pregnancy.
The women, who were all from West and Central Africa and had travelled through various countries, arrived at the Greek centre in 2022 and did not receive adequate housing or medical, psychological and other assistance, Mullally wrote.
“They arrived in Samos as asylum seekers and all 14 cases demonstrate the systemic failures to identify survivors of trafficking,” according to the letter dated Sept. 2 and made public on Monday.
“The environment of CCAC is not suitable for a survivor of trafficking and sexual violence,” Mulally wrote, referring to the Closed Control Access Centre on Samos.
Mullally said as many as 285 other asylum seekers who arrived there in 2022 might also be potential victims, without saying how this estimate was reached.
https://cyprus-mail.com/2024/12/02/greece-failed-to-identify-sex-trafficking-victims-in-migrant-centre-un-expert-alleges/▫️
Malta: Inside the police war on child pornographyLocally, the Cyber Crime Unit handled 1,145 such cases this year, up from 1,094 in 2023 and 647 in 2022. This uptick reflected both increased reporting and the growing sophistication of predators.
Malta’s police normally launch investigations after receiving reports from the National Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).
https://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/132548/inside_the_police_war_on_child_pornography_ @ENDHUMANTRAFFICKING