Court affidavits reveal chilling details in Durban human trafficking case
A Durban businessman and his co-accused have been granted bail following allegations of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. The case involves the recruitment of vulnerable women under false pretenses of legitimate employment.
Why it matters
The case exposes the severity of human trafficking networks and the legal challenges in prosecuting complex crimes involving sexual assault and fraud.
Ask AI 4 min The Durban Regional Court heard extensive evidence about human trafficking involving a Durban businessman and his co-accused, Selvan Rungasamy Naidoo.
Explosive allegations contained in court affidavits have shed new light on the human trafficking case involving a Durban businessman and his co-accused, Selvan Rungasamy Naidoo, detailing claims of sexual exploitation, false job offers, intimidation of victims and alleged attempts to obstruct justice.
The Durban Regional Court heard extensive evidence during the pair's bail application on Wednesday, including testimony from the investigating officer and affidavits from the accused. The businessman, who cannot be identified because he faces sexual assault charges, was granted R50,000 bail, while Naidoo was released on R100,000 bail, subject to strict conditions.
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