Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
04KUWAIT812
2004-03-11 09:23:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Kuwait
Cable title:
TIP: ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
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UNCLAS KUWAIT 000812
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL KU
SUBJECT: TIP: ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
UNCLAS KUWAIT 000812
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL KU
SUBJECT: TIP: ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
1. We have belatedly received a few more statistics related
to the major vulnerable group in Kuwait as far as
Trafficking In Persons (TIP) is concerned. In 2003,
according to GOK statistics, there were criminal charges
pressed by the public prosecutor as follows:
-- 114 reported felonies committed by employers against
their domestic servants, up nearly 30% from 2002. Roughly
20% involved "sexual intercourse," 18% involved kidnapping,
and 12% involved physical assault. Roughly 75% of the
felonies in 2003 were committed against female domestics;
most against Philippine and Sri Lankan nationals;
-- 96 reported misdemeanors committed by employers against
their domestic servants, roughly 35% of which involved
physical assault and 15% involved "unintentional injury."
Nearly 60% of these crimes were committed against female
domestic workers; most against Indian nationals.
URBANCIC
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: PHUM PREL KU
SUBJECT: TIP: ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
1. We have belatedly received a few more statistics related
to the major vulnerable group in Kuwait as far as
Trafficking In Persons (TIP) is concerned. In 2003,
according to GOK statistics, there were criminal charges
pressed by the public prosecutor as follows:
-- 114 reported felonies committed by employers against
their domestic servants, up nearly 30% from 2002. Roughly
20% involved "sexual intercourse," 18% involved kidnapping,
and 12% involved physical assault. Roughly 75% of the
felonies in 2003 were committed against female domestics;
most against Philippine and Sri Lankan nationals;
-- 96 reported misdemeanors committed by employers against
their domestic servants, roughly 35% of which involved
physical assault and 15% involved "unintentional injury."
Nearly 60% of these crimes were committed against female
domestic workers; most against Indian nationals.
URBANCIC