Human trafficking victims given employment


KUALA LUMPUR: Thirty-two Bangladeshi victims of human trafficking of labour exploitation will be the first group to take up employment here under the government's policy on human trafficking victims.

Deputy Home Minister Datuk Lee Chee Leong said the first group would be released Wednesday from the shelter home to take up employment in Malaysia for a three year period.

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