Mulumbilwa & 3 Others v The People (Zambia) [CAZ Appeal No. 154/155/156/157 of 2018] (28 June 2019)
Accused and others were caught harbouring 14 children and intending to transport them to Namibia for an unclear purpose.
Fakudze v State (South Africa) [Case No. AR410-2018] (7 June 2019)
Accused sexually abused his 12-year-old stepdaughter and took her to South Africa after being abandoned by her mother, continuing the sexual abuse, eventually impregnating the girl.
Onyandi v Republic (Kenya) [HCRA. Case No. 24 of 2016] (6 November 2018)
Accused convinced 15-year-old victim to leave school and go with him to Nairobi for work as a maid but instead took her to his home where she was found days later.
Muhammad Asif v. Republic (Kenya) [Criminal Case No. 414 of 2016] (1 July 2016)
Accused and others were caught harboring 14 children and intending to transport them to Namibia for an unclear purpose.
The Queen v. Khan (UK) [Case NOs. 2010-02998 A3, 201002997 A3, 2010-05469 A3] (19 December 2010)
Accuseds operated a family-run restaurant where they deceptively recruited nine men from India and the Middle East for forced labour.
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.
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.
Attorney General of the Federation (Nigeria) v. Omoruyi [Suit No. B/31C/2004] (22 September 2006)
Accused was intercepted while facilitating the transport of victims from Nigeria to Italy for prostitution, requiring them to make an oath to a witchdoctor not to run away from their madam and to pay monies to the madam prior to leaving