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A criminal group exploited Romanian minors from foster care centers and sent them to work in Hungary.

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Five men and one woman recruited vulnerable people, mainly from shelters in Covasna County, promising them attractive working conditions. The minors were forced to work daily, some of them for up to 24 hours, under constant surveillance and coercion, including violence. Investigations in Romania and Hungary led to the break-up of the network and the arrest of the members of the group.

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Zeci de copii din centre de plasament din România, exploatați prin muncă în Ungaria. Victimele, puse să lucreze 7 zile pe săptămână FOTO/VIDEO
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Cum au fost ademeniţi tinerii români ajunși sclavi în Ungaria. Munceau chiar şi 24 de ore, 7 zile pe săptămână şi erau cazaţi în beciuri sau barăci insalubre
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Români făcuţi sclavi în Ungaria. Zeci de copii şi adulţi erau bătuţi, înfometaţi, ţinuţi în barăci sau beciuri şi obligaţi să muncească până la epuizare
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