Crime & Justice
Egyptian Police Arrest Nine for Using Children in Street Begging
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Egyptian Police Arrest Nine for Using Children in Street Begging
Egyptian authorities have arrested nine individuals accused of exploiting 12 children in street begging and aggressive sales in Giza.
- The Interior Ministry's General Administration for Juvenile Welfare Investigations detained seven men and two women, two of whom have criminal records.
- The suspects were found with 12 children at risk, whom they used for begging and selling goods aggressively.
- The accused confessed to the exploitation during interrogation.
- Authorities returned the children to their families with care pledges and arranged for those without families to be placed in care homes.
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