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CHIEF PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FINDS ANOTHER MEMBER OF CRIMINAL GROUP WHICH WAS SENDING WOMEN TO DUBAI FOR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
Armenpress
Aug 23 2006
YEREVAN, AUGUST 23, ARMENPRESS: Officials from Armenian chief
prosecutor's office have found another member of the criminal
band which was cheating women and sending them to Dubai for sexual
exploitation.
Chief prosecutor's office official said that the member of the group,
K. Ghandilian, having neither permanent place of living nor job,
lived in the apartment of his partner from Gyumri. There he met with
L. Bagarian who suggested earning money by sending women, who are in
bad social condition, to Dubai promising them well-paid good job there.
In September 2005, in one of the streets of Gyumri Ghandilian met
one of his acquaintances H. Z. and offered her job in Dubai, saying
she would work their as a waitress and would get high salary.
Being in socially bad condition she agreed but as soon as they reached
Dubai the criminals took the passport from the woman and made her
work as a prostitute. Ghandilian's case has been sent to Shirak's
court of first instance.
Armenpress
Aug 23 2006
YEREVAN, AUGUST 23, ARMENPRESS: Officials from Armenian chief
prosecutor's office have found another member of the criminal
band which was cheating women and sending them to Dubai for sexual
exploitation.
Chief prosecutor's office official said that the member of the group,
K. Ghandilian, having neither permanent place of living nor job,
lived in the apartment of his partner from Gyumri. There he met with
L. Bagarian who suggested earning money by sending women, who are in
bad social condition, to Dubai promising them well-paid good job there.
In September 2005, in one of the streets of Gyumri Ghandilian met
one of his acquaintances H. Z. and offered her job in Dubai, saying
she would work their as a waitress and would get high salary.
Being in socially bad condition she agreed but as soon as they reached
Dubai the criminals took the passport from the woman and made her
work as a prostitute. Ghandilian's case has been sent to Shirak's
court of first instance.