Indonesian police probe trafficking network exploiting practical training scheme in Germany


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JAKARTA (Bernama): Indonesian police are currently investigating a human trafficking network that is operating under the guise of a practical training programme in Germany known as Ferienjob.

According to the Criminal Investigation Department, the programme attended by university students contradicts the objectives of Ferienjob, an official scheme in Germany for students to work during semester breaks.

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