The Queen (UK) v. Chen & 2 Others [Case Ref No. STE8525, 2012 NICC 26] (6 July 2012)
Accused, with others, operated several rental properties as brothels, recruiting and transporting some women from China to work in the brothels.
State (U.S.A) v Marcus [487 F. Supp. 2d 289 (2007)] (7 December 2010)
Following his conviction, in a jury trial, on charges of sex trafficking and forced labor, defendant moved for judgment of acquittal or for new trial
Federal Republic (Nigeria) v. Okwuede [Charge No. FHC-ASB-24C-09] (7 October 2010)
Accused recruited and transported girls from Nigeria to work in his brothel in Niger.
Mwakio v Republic (Kenya) [Criminal Appeal No. 169 of 2008] (26 June 2010)
Accused forcefully raped 15-year-old victim then transported her to Tanzania where they were intercepted.
The Queen (Australia) v. Tang [HCA 39, M5-2008] (28 August 2008)
Accused operated a brothel, employing Thai nationals who moved to Australia after being “purchased” in Thailand to work as prostitutes.
Attorney General of the Federation (Nigeria) v. Ogbebor [Suit No. HCT-140-06] (7 April 2008)
Accused was intercepted at the Nigerian border in the process of transporting girls to Libya after deceiving them of the promise of legitimate jobs but intending to use them in prostitution.
Prosecutor (ICTY) v Kunarac & 2 Others [Case NOs. IT-96-23-T & IT-96-231-T] (5 October 1999)
Allegedly, Accused’s, soldiers in the Bosnian Serb and Bosnian Muslim armed conflict, transported and harboured women to rape or allow his soldiers to rape.