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Police Investigate Human Trafficking at State-Owned Factory Construction Site in Kotka – CEO of Subcontractor Company Arrested

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Hundreds of Chinese people have been working at the Kotka battery materials factory site since the beginning of the year. Yle reported on the problems as early as August.

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The police are investigating suspected human trafficking and aggravated organization of illegal immigration at the construction site of the Kotka battery materials factory.

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The police are investigating the Kotka case as human trafficking and aggravated organization of illegal immigration.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Hundreds of Chinese people have been working at the Kotka battery materials factory site since the beginning of the year. Yle reported on the problems as early as August.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Workers who arrived at the Kotka battery factory from China are suspected of being victims of labor-related human trafficking. The Helsinki Police's national human trafficking investigation team also suspects a crime in the arrangements related to the workers' entry, according to a police statement.

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The police suspect that workers who arrived in Kotka from China have been victims of labor-related human trafficking. A large number of Chinese workers who have worked at the Kotka battery materials factory construction site are suspected of being victims of crimes. In addition, a crime is suspected in the arrangements related to the workers' entry. The article Police suspect labor-related human trafficking at the Kotka battery materials factory…

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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