Interpol busts global human trafficking network, rescues 4,400 victims

Cross-border law enforcement agency Interpol says it has arrested more than 3,700 people as part of a global crackdown on human traffickers and migrant smugglers.

More than 4,400 potential victims have been protected by the operation, the organisation said on Monday.

Operation Liberterra III took place over eleven days last November, across 119 countries and involved 14,000 police officers.

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