27 Arrests and 248 Potential Victims Identified in Action Week Against Labour Exploitation
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A priority action of more than 16,000 officials in 34 countries took high-risk sectors agriculture, construction, hospitality as well as nail studios and massage salons into the crosshairs.
Europol announced on Friday that police in several European countries had arrested around 100 people and identified 248 potential victims during a week-long operation targeting worker exploitation, the German press agency (dpa) reported. The joint operation, involving Europol and the European Labour Agency, police, border authorities, labour and social security inspectors […]
Officers of the Directorate of Human Trafficking participated as representatives of Bulgaria in a cross-border operation aimed at combating human trafficking for labor exploitation throughout Europe, the specialized unit reported.
Montenegrin police have uncovered a network for the exploitation of foreign workers in Podgorica, Europol announced. Europol announced today that several countries, including Montenegro, have carried out an international operation to dismantle a network of worker exploitation. Six Azerbaijanis were discovered at a construction site in Podgorica who were allegedly exploited by Montenegrin and Turkish citizens over an extended period of time. The …
The case was discovered in cooperation between the Montenegrin police and the Azerbaijani authorities, as part of the international action against human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation, carried out from September 14 to 20 in 34 countries.
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