European Operation Against Trafficking in Human Beings Identifies Nine Victims in Portugal
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Operation led by Europol and the European Labour Authority took place from 14 to 20 September in 34 countries, with 27 detainees and 248 potential victims.
Portugal identified nine possible victims of trafficking in human beings for labour exploitation as part of an international operation that took place in 34 countries, between 14 and 20 September. The action also led to the formation of four defendants in national territory, three natural persons and one legal person. The investigation in Portugal was conducted [...]
The nine possible victims identified on national territory are foreigners linked to the restoration.
Diário de Coimbra
diarioaveiro.ptThe defendants have Portuguese nationality and the victims are foreign citizens who are all linked to the sector of the restoration
Correio da Manhã
SIC NotíciasPJ explains, in a statement, that the defendants have Portuguese nationality and the victims are foreign citizens who are all linked to the restoration sector.
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