The Directorate of General Criminal Investigation of the Jakarta Metro Police has uncovered a human trafficking network involving victims sent to Libya. Investigators revealed that the suspects allegedly generated revenues amounting to Rp11.6 billion from the illicit operation.
According to police findings, the victims trafficked to Libya suffered physical abuse and were subjected to grueling conditions, including working up to 22 hours a day. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in Indonesia to combat transnational human trafficking rings and protect vulnerable migrant workers from severe exploitation and abuse abroad.
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