Tunisia dismantles human trafficking network near capital

NAMPA / Xinhua

2024-11-26

TUNIS, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- Tunisian security forces have dismantled a human trafficking network involved in smuggling undocumented migrants to Europe, the National Guard announced on Tuesday. A raid in Ben Arous province, near the capital Tunis, led to the arrest of the network's alleged leader, a woman accused of organizing and overseeing the smuggling operations. A second woman, described as an accomplice, was also detained, with authorities......

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