8 Croatians Accused of Child Tr@fficking In Zambia

According to a Zambian official, 8 Croatians who were detained again in Zambia will be charged with child tr@fficking and are scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.

A court earlier this week dismissed child trafficking allegations against the 8 and mandated their immediate departure from the nation.

However, they were detained again when they attempted to leave Zambia by air.

Namati Nshinka, a spokeswoman for Zambian immigration, stated in a statement that the 8 were “detained for prosecution on reconstructed accusations but still connected to attempted child trafficking.”

According to Nshinka, they will likely show up in court once more on Thursday.

Moreover, according to the statement, they are accused of smuggling four Congolese infants between the ages of one and three.

Following requests from their attorneys, a court dismissed child trafficking allegations against them on Monday.

According to the charges, on December 7 of last year, the four spouses conspired to traffic the kids and according to the Croatians, a lawyer assisted them in adopting the kids.

Furthermore, according to Croatian media, the eight include Immovic Subosic, a 41-year-old administrator, and Zoran Subosic, 52, a guitarist for the well-known band Hladno Pivo, or Cold Beer. Others include Noah Kraljevic, 40, a program director; Damir Magic, 44, an electrical technician; Nadic Magic, 45, a technician; Ladislav Persic, 42, a doctor; Aleksandra Persic, 43, a hairstylist; and Ivona Kraljevic, 36, a dog handler.