Immigration Dept rescue two Bangladeshi women from sex trafficking ring

By Farik Zolkepli

KUALA LUMPUR: Two Bangladeshi women, believed to be victims of sex exploitation, were rescued following a raid in the city.

The raid, conducted on Monday (Nov 18), saw Immigration officers rescuing the women, aged 30 and 34, who are believed to have been forced into prostitution, and detaining four Bangladeshi men.

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Human Trafficking , Sex Exploitation , Immigration Raid , Kuala Lumpur , Bangladeshi Women , Rescue , Syndicate , NGHTI , Smuggling , Victim Support

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