Rescue of 17 Jordanian Children in Malaysia
A rescue operation was carried out in Malaysia to save 17 children of Jordanian nationality who are suspected to be victims of a human trafficking network aimed at begging. The total number of arrests was 15 individuals, including Jordanian citizens aged between 21 and 49. Investigations revealed that the gang entered the country on legal visit permits and used the children to beg in Kuala Lumpur areas, generating daily income of up to 1,000 Malaysian Ringgit. Malaysian authorities confiscated phones, Jordanian passports, and cash. The investigations are focused on understanding the relationship between the children and the detainees. The Jordanian side continues to follow the case in coordination with Malaysian authorities to ensure the children are recovered and provided with the necessary assistance.
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