https://www.document.no/2026/04/18/prostitusjonsliga-rulles-opp-i-telemark-colombianer-pa-rommen/

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According to the Prosecutor's Office, Hernández Díaz was not just another recruiter. She was a key figure in a transnational criminal organization that recruited women in vulnerable situations and sent them to Oslo, Norway, where they were subjected to sexual exploitation.

It all began in the poorest neighborhoods. In environments where opportunities are scarce and debt is abundant, this woman appeared, presenting herself as a businesswoman. She promised trips, contracts, and salaries in euros. She said that Norway was an open door, that the cold was compensated for by money and stability. In return, she asked for trust.

The woman knew that world well. This newspaper was able to establish that, before becoming a recruiter, she herself had been sexually exploited in Oslo and that, even when she began bringing other women to the country, she continued engaging in sex work on the side.

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When they landed in Oslo, the story changed. According to investigators, the women were subjected to degrading treatment and pressured into sex work as a way to pay for their lodging, food, and a debt that never stopped growing. Far from Colombia, without support networks and under threat, they were trapped.

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After two months of captivity in that country, the victims were finally freed. In total, they were robbed of 180 million pesos—60 million from each woman. Back in Colombia, and despite the threats and intimidation from their captors, they decided to report the crime.

Thanks to this report, the authorities were able to trace the criminal network and arrest two of its members. Furthermore, during raids on hotels in Oslo, they rescued other women of various nationalities who were also being exploited. It all began with the courage of the Colombian women who dared to speak out.

De som treffer disse søramerikanske bør kanskje tenke seg om to ganger...

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De som treffer disse søramerikanske bør kanskje tenke seg om to ganger...

Ja , jeg er en av de skyldige her. Har jo ikke fått inntrykk av at jeg har besøkt noen som er presset til dette. Men vet jo aldri.

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Greit å lese og å ha til ettertanke. Og kansje holde seg unna colombianere om det muligens er fokus på dem fra politiets side?

En bekjent bodde i et av Skiens sin boligområder i rekkehus. En nabo i fra Colombia med en heller dyr eksklusiv bil og uten inntekt bortsett i fra NAV så klart bodde der. Alle visste om at der i fra kom kokainen i området men når det er "festløver" i den øvre sosial klasse som er brukere så skjedde det ingenting. Samtidig så ble "fattigjenter" hentet til to damer der se bodde og de var til salgs. De var Onkel veldig interessert i og ødela butikken til.. Nå tenker jeg at vi er ved kjernen. Jentene kom for å pule til seg og slekta og billetten pluss bosted i Norge var uønsket. De var her helt frivillig. De med kokain rørte ikke myndighetene og gjorde de det så har de altså gått over til kjøtthandel. Da er Onkel frampå.