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أخبار الخليج
Convicted of forcing unpaid work for nine families
The Court of Cassation upheld a sentence of three years in prison and a fine of two thousand dinars against an Asian woman after it was proven that she coerced a domestic worker to work for nine families without compensation. This act constitutes a violation of labor rights and constitutes human trafficking. It was revealed that she exploited the worker by subjecting her to forced labor from early 2024 until January 2025, detained an amount of 800 dinars, and refused to issue her passport upon her request, reflecting her exploitation through forced labor and illegal profit-making. Investigations indicated that the defendant brought in and received the workers, operated them unlawfully without licenses, received monthly salaries unofficially, and seized the witness's passport to exploit her in forced labor. The court confirmed that the accused engaged in unlicensed activities, including employment agency operations, and oversaw the recruitment and exploitation of the workers, which could result in imprisonment and a fine. It also emphasizes that the law punishes human trafficking and forced labor for such acts.
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