Europol Action Frees Hundreds of Forced Labourers Across Europe
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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.
The European Police Office Europol and the European Labour Authority (ELA) announced on Friday with authorities from 34 countries the results of a Europe-wide action week against trafficking in human beings for labour exploitation. The focus was on relevant high-risk industries such as agriculture, construction, hospitality, nail studios and massage salons. 27 suspected human traffickers were arrested, including suspects from Hungary, Vietnam, M…
The European Police Office Europol and the European Labour Authority (ELA) announced on Friday with authorities from 34 countries the results of a Europe-wide action week against trafficking in human beings for the exploitation of work. The focus was on relevant "high-risk industries" such as agriculture, construction, hospitality, nail studios and massage salons. 27 suspected human traffickers were arrested, including suspects from Hungary, Vie…
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