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Britain seeks a crackdown on social media ads of human traffickers
LONDON: Britain says people who advertise fake passports or people-smuggling services on social medial could face up to five years in prison, in the government’s latest effort to deter migrants from crossing the English Channel in small boats. The government said Sunday that anyone convicted of creating online materials intended to break UK immigration law will face prison time and a large fine. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the aim was to stop the “brazen tactics on social media” used by smuggling gangs.
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theguardian.com
Social media ads promoting small boat crossings to UK to be banned
Change to border security bill will also make it a crime to advertise fake passports, visas and work opportunities
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telegraph.co.uk
Five years in jail for giving people smugglers social media boost
Legal change will criminalise online content which promotes or offers services that breach immigration law
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dailymail.co.uk
Gangs who advertise migrant Channel crossings online could face jail
Criminal gangs who advertise small boat crossings across the English Channel or fake passports online could spend up to five years behind bars under new legislation.
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independent.co.uk
Crackdown on social media ads promoting small boat crossings to the UK
Individuals caught by the offence could receive a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine
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arabnews.com
UK threatens jail for people smugglers who advertise on social media
LONDON: People smugglers who use social media to promote their services to migrants seeking to enter Britain illegally could face five years in prison under plans announced by the…
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Britain seeks a crackdown on social media ads of human traffickers
LONDON: Britain says people who advertise fake passports or people-smuggling services on social medial could face up to five years in prison, in the government’s latest effort to…