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On 4 November 2026, the British Court of Appeal rejected the Home Office’s appeal, confirming that forcing a kidnapped person, through violence and threats, to make his family pay a ransom may constitute exploitation linked to human trafficking—even if he was not forced to work. The ruling concerned a 25-year-old Syrian man who was kidnapped and tortured in Libya for about a month before his family paid a ransom for his release. The decision may allow the cases of migrants who have faced similar circumstances to be reassessed, but it does not automatically grant victim status or asylum, as each case is considered individually.
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