47 foreign nationals identified as victims were deported from the capital; 29 suspects detained.
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An operation was launched in Ankara against suspects identified as bringing foreign women into the country and illegally employing them in entertainment venues. A police operation resulted in the detention of 29 suspects.
Following investigations, 47 foreign nationals identified as victims were deported. Authorities have opened an investigation into charges of human trafficking and labor exploitation. According to Cumhuriyet Gazetesi, the detained suspects will be referred to prosecutors for legal proceedings.
2 independent sources corroborated this
An operation was conducted against a network illegally employing foreign women in Ankara; 47 foreign national women were deported, and 29 suspects were taken into custody. An investigation was launched into charges of human trafficking and labour exploitation.
The network model revealed in the operation demonstrates the prevalence of exploitation experienced by migrant women working in squatter settlements and entertainment venues in Ankara. Dismantling human trafficking networks is important in terms of the safety and legal protection of migrant workers.
2 independent sources corroborated this