Rabat – a Moroccan couple was According to reports, in the Italian city of Turin, because he supposedly smuggled a little girl into the European country to act.
Sources reported that the mother’s child brought the two -month newborn to the couple by ship from Tanger to Italy by ship in October last year to be sold to another family.
In order to exceed the registration procedure, the couple allegedly hid the baby for the entire trip in a shopping bag. The seafaring from Tangier to Turin takes at least three days and seven hours – an obvious and rough threat to the baby’s life.
This inhuman treatment has prompted the child to do so suffer Health complications due to the inhuman way of treating it had a complete recovery when she was taken to the hospital.
The case was revealed to the public prosecutor’s office of Turin after submitting a report. The law enforcement agencies later showed that a Moroccan couple had held a baby for several weeks for the alleged purpose of selling.
According to reports, the investigations showed that the couple introduced the help of two other Moroccans who temporarily hid the baby, while the couple actively searched for a family who would buy the baby for money. . The couple supposedly also thought of acting the baby to another country so as not to be caught.
After completing the examination, the Italian authorities were able to successfully identify the suspects on March 12, and the child was brought to a local hospital for a medical assessment.
Fortunately, the medical reports confirmed that the baby is in good health and that the authorities of the children’s aid are working to find a permanent nursing home for them.
There is currently no information about the mother of the baby or confirmation of the circumstances that give her give up the baby.
Unfortunately, this is not the first case of children’s smuggling in connection with Morocco. Moroccan authorities in 2024 arrested 30 people under suspicion of being involved in a newborn trade ring in FEZ. In shocking events, the suspects included 18 security forces, a doctor and two nurses.
Morocco continues to confirm his commitment to combat and prevent human trafficking as part of the Blue Heart campaign, which aims to raise awareness of human trafficking and their effects on humans and society.
