Dubai sex-trade ring boss held by police after BBC investigation
Summary
The BBC conducted an investigation into a sex-trade ring in Dubai, leading to the arrest of Charles "Abbey" Mwesigwa. Mwesigwa, who is accused of exploiting women by promising them jobs and then forcing them into prostitution, is currently held in custody in Dubai. The case involves vulnerable women from Uganda, and the investigation has led to discussions in the Ugandan parliament.Key Facts
- Charles "Abbey" Mwesigwa was arrested in Dubai after a BBC investigation exposed his involvement in a sex-trade ring.
- Mwesigwa is accused of recruiting women under false job promises and forcing them into prostitution.
- He allegedly offered women for sex parties starting at $1,000.
- Mwesigwa has denied all allegations, claiming he only helped women find accommodation and hosted parties.
- A red notice, which alerts international authorities about a suspect, was issued against Mwesigwa by Interpol Uganda.
- The Ugandan embassy in the UAE confirmed ongoing investigations related to human trafficking.
- The BBC report included testimonies from Ugandan women who were trapped into prostitution.
- Two women associated with Mwesigwa died under mysterious circumstances in Dubai, originally ruled as suicides.
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