• Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Rawalpindi recovered foreigners.
• The victims were brought from Azerbaijan under guise of employment.
• The foreigners were rescued from flats in the E-11 area of ​​Islamabad.

ISLAMABAD: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Anti-Human Trafficking Circle has recovered four foreign women and three children from Islamabad.

According to the details, FIA Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Rawalpindi took action and recovered four foreign women and three children from Islamabad.

The FIA ​​spokesman said that the women and children belong to Azerbaijan and victim women were brought from Azerbaijan under the guise of employment. The accused were found involved in sexually exploiting the affected women.

The spokesman said that the affected women came to Pakistan on a visit visa and the visas of the victims had expired and were residing illegally. The affected women and children were rescued from flats in the E-11 area of ​​Islamabad.

The FIA ​​spokesperson said that during the raid passports were recovered from women and a case was also registered against three human traffickers while raids are being conducted in different areas to arrest the accused.

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