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Middle East and Africa 3 months ago
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Migrant worker alleging abuse in Libya is safe: Foreign Ministry
The Foreign Ministry said on Sunday that an Indonesian migrant worker in Libya, identified only as AJ, is in safe condition after a video of her tearfully pleading to return home while appearing bloodied went viral and sparked public concern.
Archipelago 3 years ago
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Mahfud says govt officials, private parties involved in human trafficking
Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs Mahfud MD has said there was a strong indication that alleged human trafficking crimes in Batam involved government officials and private parties.
Archipelago 4 years ago
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N. Sumatra Police tracking down Jakarta firm in foiled Cambodia trafficking scheme
A police investigation team has been deployed from North Sumatra to track down a recruitment company in Jakarta that was allegedly involved in recruiting migrant workers for what appears to be a human trafficking scheme.
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