Selling women to China, the way of contract marriage, siblings in sukabumi are arrested

Sukabumi -Brothers Y (38) and Yes (30) were arrested by a joint team from Sukabumi City Police and Ditres Crime Western Java Regional Police for allegedly selling a woman to China. Both are believed to be involved in the criminal act of trading in persons (TPPO). “Brother Y and YES have fulfilled the element of Article 4 of the Republic of Indonesia’s Act Number 21 of 2007 regarding the eradication of human trafficking in persons, in collaboration with section 55 paragraph (1) of the 1st Juncto article 56 of the Criminal Code,” said West Java Police Public Relations Head of Kombbes Hendra Rochmawan. Browse to continue with content y, allegedly act as recruiter, process and bring victims to Guangzhou, China, to be sexually exploited through contract marriages. The mode is to attract work abroad with a salary of RP. 15 million to RP. 30 million. Meanwhile, yes, he is suspected of helping by borrowing a vehicle to deliver the victim and providing an intermediary or information that supports the crime. Investigators are still deepening the possibility of other offenders. “Investigators have done direct communication with the victim, Reni Rahmati, through a video calling connection to dig up information and additional information material. Of the communication, there were allegedly a number of contact numbers related to the offenders, namely the alleged telephone number Y, the alleged yes -doputors, and the supposed AB Pertetators,” he said. The victim of the victim, Rangga Suria Danning Rat, said the case started with the victim offering a salary of RP 15-RP 30 million to work as a domestic assistant in China. The victim arrived in China and was sold to a man with the initials TCC. Reni was picked up at Xiamen Airport, then taken to Guangzhou and treated for violence like a woman. “Every time the victim asks for a salary, TCC offenders said he bought victims of the Y and YES offenders so the victim was not worthy of a salary, even if the victim wanted to go home, the victim had to save RP 200m to money,” Rangga said. Look at more here. (HAF/IDH)