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Evidence of human trafficking often badly handled by investigators, says Dutch gov’t advisor

07/04/2025 This article was posted by TLB Staff WORLD 0

ER Editor: This article from NL Times caught our eye because of the notoriety of the Netherlands for being at the center of child trafficking networks and the role of the Dutch royals in this. We are waiting for major news to break on these topics.

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We invite readers to check out this article – several paragraphs under the subheading ‘Sex Trafficking’ – which begins thus:

The Jesuits oversee the worldwide center for infant and child sex trafficking, which is located in South Amsterdam in the Netherlands. South Amsterdam, known as “sin city” to pedophiles and decadents in Europe, is where the largest brokers in the sex industry live. These brokers regularly send out agents throughout the world, targeting China (where female infants are often given to them free), Asia, Malaysia, the Ukraine, and Euro-Russia.

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The sex trade in Amsterdam brings in billions of dollars each year. This is because of the high price placed on infants and on children with “specialized training” in sexual skills. These children are often auctioned at the highly exclusive auction houses of Europe, where they are purchased by procurateurs who work for the wealthy families of Europe. There are auction houses in Brussels, Belgium; Berlin, Germany; Amsterdam, Geneva, Moscow, and other locations. But the largest is located in Paris. Located in a large mansion, the evening begins with members of the wealthiest families in Europe and their consorts gathering for a gourmet dinner at 10 pm. At midnight, the auctions begin, starting with preteen children who often have specialized sexual skills. …

This extract goes on to explain the featured article below, namely why Dutch authorities are not motivated to go after the child/sex traffickers.

We also recommend the Cathy Fox blog sites for further reading: https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/ and two other Fox blogs, which have newer material: here and here. Others may be opened later to cater for new material.

And readers might find this interesting —

Pedophilia & Empire: Satan Sodomy & The Deep State (36) Netherlands: The Pedophile Kingdom and Sodom and Gomorrah of the Modern World (1)

The lineage of former Holy Roman and French nobility comprises today’s House of Orange Nassau ruling over the constitutional monarchy of the Netherlands. The Dutch royalty owns major multinational corporations such as Royal Dutch Shell, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Philips Electronics and Holland America Line. The royal family has evolved its interests as a high level authority currently operating as a branch of the Vatican’s Roman empire, wielding considerable influence over such powerful entities as the Rand Corporation, Koch Industries, Princeton University (founded in honor of the House of Orange), some of the world’s largest banks including AMRO and investment firms like BlackRock, the largest financial asset management institution on the planet, worth an estimated $ 7.4 trillion in client assets.

We have no idea about the validity of this tweet from April 4, 2025, but this user is usually reliably informed —

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Evidence of human trafficking often badly handled by investigators, says gov’t advisor

NL TIMES

The Dutch investigative authorities too often let evidence of human trafficking slide, the National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking and Sexual Violence against Children concluded in a new study.

The police, the Dutch Labor Inspectorate, and the Koninklijke Marechaussee receive countless signals that could indicate human trafficking, but the follow-up to these signals varies greatly, rapporteur Conny Rijken said. “In some cases, the follow-up of evidence is seriously inadequate.”

Many human trafficking cases contain multiple signals of coercion and victims who were already in a vulnerable position due to, for example, homelessness, mental health problems, debts, or being a child. Suspected perpetrators have often already been in contact with the authorities for other crimes like fraud, theft, or weapons possession. Some were even previously connected to human trafficking. According to the Rapporteur, if the authorities followed up on these signals, many victims could be rescued sooner.

“Although investigative services are required to follow up on every signal of human trafficking, this follow-up varies greatly per organization,” the Rapporteur said. For example, the Labour Inspectorate only speaks to the victim in 30 percent of the cases, while the police do so in 69 percent of the cases. The Koninklijke Marechaussee (KMar), a policing service that works as part of the Dutch military, speaks to 93 percent of the cases, but is much more likely to forward signals to the police than investigate itself.

Due to limited follow-up, very few signals of human trafficking at the Labor Inspectorate led to actual investigation. “The Labour Inspectorate concludes too often, without further investigation, that reports are not a matter for investigation,” the Rapporteur said. The Rapporteur investigated 209 registrations of potential human trafficking by the Inspectorate. Only four led to the start of a new criminal investigation.

“This while we see that most reports contain signals of possible exploitation, including coercion and threats,” according to the National Rapporteur. Rijken called for structural improvement in follow-up on these signals at the Labor Inspectorate.

The main issue at the KMar is its limited task description, leading to a lack of clarity about the military policing service’s role in gathering more information in the event of noticing something that could indicate human trafficking. “As a result, signals are sometimes only minimally investigated, while an earlier project has shown that the KMar can gather crucial information for the further investigation process,” the Rapporteur said. He recommended clarifying the KMar’s task description for human trafficking.

For the police, the Rapporteur recommended strengthening knowledge about how to recognize human trafficking throughout the police service. “Primarily among investigating officers who do not primarily focus on human trafficking,” the Rapporteur said. According to him, criminal exploitation and sexual exploitation sometimes go unnoticed. “Officers do not ask enough about possible coercion or exploitation in cases that initially seem to be about something else, such as shoplifting by a minor or illegal prostitution in a home.”

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