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Finnish Court Rejects Human Trafficking Charges, Convicts for Aggravated Deprivation of Liberty
The South Ostrobothnia District Court in Finland has rejected human trafficking charges in a case from Lapua, but issued a conviction for aggravated deprivation of liberty, among other offenses. The victim of the crimes was an adult male, and the acts occurred around the turn of the year.
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