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عين ليبيا
Human trafficking in Syria reveals targeting networks and involved individuals
The Syrian authorities have revealed an initial report on their efforts to combat human trafficking. According to the report, 600 individuals involved in human smuggling have been arrested, along with 100 involved in prostitution networks. Additionally, 300 suspects accused of child sexual exploitation have been detained, and six individuals have been charged with scams involving witchcraft. Approximately 15 networks responsible for forcing children into begging have also been uncovered, and three individuals engaged in the illegal purchase of human organs have been detained. No cases of organ removal through kidnapping have been reported since the liberation. The authorities emphasize that child exploitation is one of the most prominent issues, with needs and poverty being exploited for financial gain. They strictly prohibit the illegal sale of organs, although some cases involve the voluntary sale of organs under the guise of donation. The administration highlights the importance of public cooperation and receiving reports in complete confidentiality to curb trafficking networks that prey on the needs of the poor and children. Special focus is placed on cracking down on prostitution rings, witchcraft practices, and sexual exploitation.
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