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Phnom Penh: On May 10, the Judge of a Cambodian Court has announced the verdict of the Japanese man, FURJU SUKUMO, 52 years old, was sentenced to 7 years in prison and ordered to pay $5,000 USD to the victim, according to article 12 of the Law on the Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation. A 26 year old Cambodian woman, Lim Leakena, a partner with Japanese man for Human trafficking to Japan, was sentenced to 7 years in Jail but she received the punishment only 4 years in Jail. Another woman, Seng Channy, was released as she wasn't involved with the crime. The Japanese man was very angry with the announcement of the verdict from the judge in the court.

Based on the case, in 2017, FURJU SUKUMO and LIM LEAKENA, convinced a Cambodian women as they told her to work in Japan with high salary. They victim believed them, so she decided to go with them. When she was in Japan, she realized that she had been sold to a brothel. The victim tried to escape from the brothel and go to the Cambodian Embassy to ask for help to get back to Cambodia. When she arrived in Cambodia, she filed a complaint to arrest the suspects.

didnt know there was a market for dark skinned girls in japan, thot they only like white skin girls, whereas Chinese take anything with a pussy in it, need a meme with a pussy in it (Kuroneko?)

IN the late 80's there was a group sending thai girls, ( all of their own free will) to japan via New Zealand, ( where they could enter without a visa)
it paid $1,000 + airfare and u got to sample the girl before heading back to Bangkok
she would make enough in 2 years to come back and never have to work again...

never ever? never ever ever? cue music

bolueeleh wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 3:42 pm never ever? never ever ever? cue music

Seven years? How about we send a message to other human traffickers, and make it a life-sentence at hard labour? After all, that's what the traffickers sentence their victims to.

No.

The punishment must fit the crime. Fuck the old testament shite.

In theory my brother in law is trafficked to Thailand twice a year, as he has to surrender his passport when he gets there.

But he comes home with three or four grand every time, looking healthy and has a good relationship with his trafficker.

He couldn't save enough to get himself over there and into an okay job by himself.

But technicially, that's human trafficking.

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 11:29 am No.

The punishment must fit the crime. Fuck the old testament shite.

In theory my brother in law is trafficked to Thailand twice a year, as he has to surrender his passport when he gets there.

But he comes home with three or four grand every time, looking healthy and has a good relationship with his trafficker.

He couldn't save enough to get himself over there and into an okay job by himself.

But technicially, that's human trafficking.

Seriously - WTF?

Point is you advocated a mandatory life sentence for anybody found to be engaging in human trafficking.

Which is a terrible position to hold. Nothing in life is so black and white.

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 12:04 pm Point is you advocated a mandatory life sentence for anybody found to be engaging in human trafficking.

No, I don't think I did. I think you read my simple post, and invented your own narrative around it.