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U.S. requests Filipino pastor’s extradition on sex-trafficking charges: Philippine Ambassador

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The Philippine Ambassador has confirmed that the United States government has formally requested the extradition of Filipino pastor Apollo Quiboloy to face sex-trafficking charges. The request follows a 2021 U.S. indictment against the religious leader.

According to the indictment, Quiboloy is accused of recruiting girls and women between the ages of 12 and 25 to serve as personal assistants. Allegations state these individuals were required to perform domestic duties, provide massages, and engage in sexual acts with the pastor.

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The Hindu Detailed account of specific allegations and victim age ranges
Channel NewsAsia Concise summary focusing strictly on the legal extradition request
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