Judiciary cracks down on trafficking ring
The Tunisian Court of First Instance issued sentences ranging from 7 to 15 years in prison for 11 defendants, along with financial fines of up to approximately 100,000 Tunisian dinars, for their conviction in establishing an international human trafficking network targeting Tunisian girls. The network deceived victims with promises of high-paying jobs and free accommodation in East Asian countries, but upon their arrival, they were detained, their documents confiscated, and they were forced into involuntary conditions.
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