Judges to decide if 300 possible victims of trafficking from India should remain grounded in France

25-12-2023 World Washington Times - World 26

Judges in France were expected to decide Sunday whether about 300 Indian citizens who are suspected of being victims of human trafficking should continue to be sequestered in a small airport in Champagne country.

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