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A Saskatchewan court has convicted two men of human trafficking in a groundbreaking case where two MLAs played a pivotal role in rescuing a Bangladeshi woman from modern slavery. The 44-year-old defendant was also found guilty of three counts of sexual assault, while the 55-year-old was charged with recruiting the victim and exploiting her without a work permit. The case, the first of its kind in Saskatchewan, highlights the growing prevalence of human trafficking across Canada, with Statistics Canada reporting a tripling of police-reported incidents in a decade. Crown prosecutor Leslie Dunning emphasized the case's significance as a legal precedent, noting the lack of written decisions in Saskatchewan courts. While the NDP criticized the MLA's involvement for not involving authorities directly, the conviction underscores the role of political figures in addressing systemic issues like labor exploitation and immigration enforcement. The victim, who arrived in Canada on a visitor's visa, faced severe legal vulnerabilities without proper documentation, raising concerns about immigration policies and human rights protections.

PETALING JAYA — Parti Amanah Negara (Amanah) has firmly rejected Pas’ claim that the party has been sidelined simply because it was not appointed to lead the Islamic Affairs portfolio, stressing instead that Amanah remains deeply involved in several major sectors of government administration. Amanah Human Resources Director Suhaizan Kaiat said it is misguided to […]

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