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Thai Pimp In Court In Australia

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http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/slave-serviced-hundreds-of-clients-court-told-20120329-1w1j5.html

The accused woman has been charged with slavery, perverting the course of justice and offences under the federal Migration Act.

They include allowing an unlawful non-citizen to work in conditions of exploitation and allowing a non-citizen to work in breach of a visa condition. The allegations relate to two Thai women, who cannot be named, who travelled to Australia on tourist visas in 2007 knowingly to work as prostitutes.

I wonder when they will introduce "

allowing an unlawful non-citizen to work in conditions of exploitation " here?

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http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/rice-fields-to-slavery-20120330-1w39o.html

A Bangkok-based tourism company was at the centre of scheme to transport Thai women to work in the Australian sex industry illegally, a court has heard.

And a former Thai cosmetic saleswoman allegedly held a slave in a Canberra brothel says turned to prostitution to help put her son through school and pay off the mortgage on her family’s rice field.

A Kambah woman is on trial in the ACT Supreme Court accused of offences under the federal Migration Act, perverting the course of justice and possessing the woman as a slave.

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