Human farms

A new form of slavery and crime has been emerging in many cities around the world, the so-called human farms.

Through threats with weapons and physical aggression, criminals kidnap people and steal their documents.

Subsequently, they take them to remote, sheltered places with no communication with other people, which they call their “human farms”, where they keep them in deplorable conditions.

In these places, they control their bank accounts and have access to their homes. They make sure that the victims are in vulnerable situations, taking advantage of those who receive government benefits or pensions.

Once they manage to kidnap them, they intimidate people into signing documents that allow them to apply for bank loans and acquire various goods.

Thanks to this modus operandi, the criminal group managed to obtain properties that were fictitiously sold to them by the owners and high-end vehicles that they then rented to third parties to generate more profits.

This type of crime not only reflects the ruthlessness of criminals, but also the urgent need to strengthen protection measures for people in vulnerable situations.

The victims, often stripped of their dignity and rights, become tools for the illicit enrichment of these groups.

Society must unite to raise awareness of these problems and work together to prevent more people from falling into the clutches of these criminals.