Why a Cape Town woman was handed a 10-year suspended sentence for human trafficking
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So we’ve seen lots of reaction to the story of a Cape Town woman who was handed a 10-year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to 11 charges pertaining to a human trafficking syndicate in Cape Town. News24 reported that 32-year-old Camilla de Waal Rossouw was sentenced on Friday. The charges include kidnapping a minor, trafficking in person for sexual purposes and extortion amounting to more than R3-million. Rossouw is the tenth person to be sentenced from the syndicate, who ran brothels in Bellville, Big Bay, Milnerton and Table View.
Beatri Kruger, research fellow at the centre for human rights at University of the Free State joins us. She’s also a member of the National Freedom Network, a network working together against Human Trafficking.
Beatri Kruger, research fellow at the centre for human rights at University of the Free State joins us. She’s also a member of the National Freedom Network, a network working together against Human Trafficking.
