Operation Against Those Who Lured Women with 'Masseuse Wanted' Ads and Forced Them Into Prostitution: 6 Detained.
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Six suspects who allegedly lured women who responded to online advertisements seeking female masseuses to work in a massage parlor in Istanbul into prostitution, and who published advertisements with prostitution-related content using fake images of women, have been referred to the courthouse.
A six-person gang that lured women into prostitution by posting "masseuse wanted" ads online in Istanbul and promising high earnings has been dismantled. It was revealed that the suspects took out large loans in the names of the victimized women, thus burdening them with debt and preventing them from escaping.
In Istanbul, six suspects were detained in an operation targeting a network that was found to be luring women into prostitution by posting advertisements online for "female masseuses to work in massage parlors."
In Istanbul, suspects who advertised online for "female masseuses to work in massage parlors" were found to be luring women into prostitution through various methods. It was determined that the suspects negotiated with clients, organized meetings, and ensured the women became economically dependent on them. As part of the operation, 6 suspects were taken into custody and referred to the courthouse.
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