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    Post by Rocky Sun 17 Feb 2019, 2:51 am

    The Iraqi Observatory for Victims of Human Trafficking issues its second report and reveals the existence of 15 networks that attract women
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    BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi Observatory for Victims of Human Trafficking reported on Sunday that it documented the existence of 15 human trafficking networks in Baghdad and a number of provinces in the period between 20 December 2018 and 30 January 2019. It is working to lure women into prostitution networks , And the exploitation of the elderly and people with disabilities in the phenomenon of begging intersections and markets, as well as trade in human organs and the smuggling of foreign labor.
    According to information obtained by the Observers of the Observatory, under-age girls account for half of the victims of trafficking offenses in connection with networks specializing in the smuggling of foreign workers from northern Iraq to the center and south.
    The Observatory's information also indicates that there are influential people in the Kurdistan region who are working to exploit displaced girls and families who suffer from extreme poverty in the work of bars, night clubs and sex with those who sponsor them and facilitate legal procedures for residency.
    The observatory notes that most crimes of human trafficking in all its forms are carried out through pages and groups run by fictitious accounts on social media platforms almost freely.
    In Baghdad, the Observatory documented the existence of a human trafficking network that hunts victims through social media sites, exploiting their physical needs. The victims are transferred from the capital to Sulaymaniyah governorate to conduct organ extraction operations in private hospitals.
    The Observatory also documented the existence of two human trafficking networks claiming to have offices in Baghdad and Erbil, which turned out to be fictitious and non-existent offices. They employ foreign workers (male and female) from Uganda, Tanzania, India and Bangladesh to the Kurdistan region, As observers of the Observatory continue with a Bengali worker who fled Iraq to Turkey after escaping from an office belonging to an Iraqi politician because of his aggression and the theft of his financial rights.
    In the governorates of Erbil and Sulaymaniyah, the Iraqi Observatory for Victims of Human Trafficking received reliable information indicating that there were four trafficking networks in the human organs that specialized in the sale and purchase of kidneys. The workers in these networks were, in fact, brokers of doctors specializing in organ transplantation.
    In Wasit, a girl recounts the suffering of her sister, now resident in Erbil, who has become a victim of human trafficking by her father and husband, who forced her to work in nightclubs and sex with customers for money.
    The Observatory also documented the existence of four networks in Basra governorate, where older persons and persons with disabilities are exploited to beg the public streets and intersections without taking into account the health and humanitarian situation of the victims. They are forced to work for long hours of up to 10 hours on a daily basis. Food and drink until the end of their hours in the street.
    While the network of human trafficking in the province of Dhi Qar to catch children and boys and their exploitation in the practice of sodomy for money up to $ 200 per day, while another network to attract adolescents under the age of the outside of the province to practice sodomy.
    The Iraqi Observatory for Victims of Human Trafficking renews its call to the competent and competent authorities to exert greater efforts to reduce these crimes, address their causes, provide safe havens for victims, activate the role of the Supreme Central Committee against Trafficking in Human Beings and provincial subcommittees, Human Rights No. 28 of 2012 and the imposition of the most severe penalties for all those involved in these crimes.
    The Iraqi Observatory for Victims of Human Trafficking ( IOVHT) , established on 31 October 2018, notes that its future reports will be semi-annual rather than monthly reports to monitor the largest number of crimes and abuses committed in Iraq Iraq. Finished


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