Defendants and prosecutors appeal prison sentences of family accused of human trafficking in Gstaad.
The parties have lodged an appeal against the Gstaad cleaning ladies’ ruling
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All parties have lodged an appeal following the conviction of a family of Serbian origin for human trafficking in the Bernese Oberland. The three defendants are accused of having lured women from their home country to Switzerland over a period of several years and exploited them as cleaners in appalling conditions.
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