May 24, 2012
Published: 25 Apr 09 12:35 CET | Double click on a word to get a translation
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Two Swedish men in their thirties have been arrested in the Philippines on charges of human trafficking. The accused, who are alleged to have forced women to perform sexual acts in front of a web camera, face possible lifetime prison sentences, writes Expressen.
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adjective
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I hope the victims recieve the necessary support they deserve.
If Sweden was to remove there citizenship that would help, as they would be left countryless and defenceless, just like there victims.
Prostitution is globally a social problem and each and every country on the face of the earth must take part in the war against sex slavery and human tracking. Finally those found guilt of being part and parcel of this heinous crime against humanity must get the maximum sentence that they deserve.
Shame on them!