Lack of education among challenges in human trafficking cases, says AGC


Datuk Yusaini Amer Abdul Karim

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The lack of education among the victims is one of the challenges and difficulties faced by the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) in resolving cases involving human trafficking.

"As such, they become easy victims of fraud through the content of the contract agreement with employers, with regards to their salary and the like. In fact, some victims do not know whether they had entered the country legally or not," AGC General Crimes and Public Order Unit head, Datuk Yusaini Amer Abdul Karim said on Thursday (July 29).

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