Ethiopian Federal Police arrest human traffickers with Dubai cooperation

Ethiopian Federal Police, working with Dubai Police, have taken two dangerous human traffickers into custody. The suspects trafficked 105 citizens and collected over 188 million birr through deception. They also face charges of severe human rights abuses.

The suspects, identified as Dawud Teferi and Desta Tegen, had operated since 2015 by recruiting youths with false job promises. They sent victims to Dubai on tourist visas and held them in prepared locations where women faced sexual assault and torture.

Victims paid between 320,000 and 600,000 birr each. Once in Dubai they faced further demands for money, with threats of deportation when the two-month visa expired.

Federal Police also detained two accomplices inside Ethiopia named 1st Bezuayehu Awgechew and 2nd Rahmet Abebe. The investigation continues with technology support and direct virtual testimony from victims still in Dubai.

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Two Swedish men extradited from UAE arriving in Swedish custody at the airport.
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Two Swedes extradited from United Arab Emirates

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Two Swedish men wanted by Interpol have been brought to Sweden from the United Arab Emirates and placed in custody.

A federal court in Dire Dawa has sentenced two men for smuggling people out of Ethiopia through Djibouti. Neim Awel received 20 years in prison and a 200,000 birr fine while Seid (Sadiq) Hasen was given 18 years and 100,000 birr.

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The Immigration and Citizenship Service collected more than 42.7 billion Birr in revenue from various services during the budget year.

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce has concluded a trade mission to Ethiopia featuring bilateral business meetings between companies from Dubai and Ethiopia in Addis Ababa.

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The Ethiopian Customs Commission collected 600 billion 233 million birr over the past 10 months of the budget year. Commissioner Dr. Debele Qabeta stated that this represents 100.2 percent of the target.

New York City police rescued 43 people, including seven minors, from human traffickers during the World Cup matches held in the area. The operations, conducted between June 11 and July 19, also led to 89 arrests.

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