
Life of a Migrant Smuggler: “I Make Money, and Spain Pays for My Flight Back”
European migration policies have turned human trafficking into a lucrative industry with no real consequences for those responsible.
European migration policies have turned human trafficking into a lucrative industry with no real consequences for those responsible.
Human traffickers, paid by over 90% of illegal migrants trying to reach Europe, will face more effective prosecution and harsher punishment.
Repeated concerns about the risk posed to children in state care by human trafficking are expressed in a new report, which also shows that the
Dozens are being investigated after a migrant smuggling ring was busted— including establishment politicians accused of accepting bribes in the “six-digit range.”
Revision of directive fails to mention rights of children and practice of ‘ethical surrogacy.’
Historic reports of fraud and kidnapping have also come to light.
The Taliban could be using money from human trafficking to finance terrorist acts, an intelligence report says.
The Commission seems unaware if it still has boots on the ground in Niger and Mali.
The move could make the practice illegal throughout the bloc.
The many crimes committed by the French pornography industry are starting to be brought to justice.