KhaleejTimes Online
Amira Agarib
6 June 2011
6 June 2011
DUBAI — The number of human trafficking cases referred by the Dubai Police to the Dubai Public Prosecution has dropped during the first quarter of the current year, said a top official with the Dubai Police on Sunday.
Dr Mohammed Abdulla Al Murr, Director of the General Department for Legal and Disciplinary Control of the Dubai Police, said that this year the Dubai Police
have recorded six human trafficking cases compared to eight cases during
the same period last year.
have recorded six human trafficking cases compared to eight cases during
the same period last year.
Al Murr said that 16 suspects were referred by the police to Dubai Public
Prosecution for forcing victims into prostitution. He said that the Dubai Police
have specialised section to combat and finding evidences for human trafficking
cases while the Dubai Public Prosecution is carrying out the necessary
investigation. He said the number of human trafficking victims came down to 16
this year compared to 19 last year.
Prosecution for forcing victims into prostitution. He said that the Dubai Police
have specialised section to combat and finding evidences for human trafficking
cases while the Dubai Public Prosecution is carrying out the necessary
investigation. He said the number of human trafficking victims came down to 16
this year compared to 19 last year.
The Dubai Police successfully differentiate between the cases of prostitution and
human trafficking, he said. He stressed the need for better cooperation with other
countries which export labourers as the crimes took place due to the social condition
in those countries. Most of the people involving in human trafficking cases are from
Asian countries, he said. — news@khaleejtimes.com
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