Two French charity workers jailed in ‘false orphans’ case

13 Feb 2013

“Two French charity workers have been sentenced to two years in prison for illegally trying to fly 103 African children from Chad to France in 2007.”

Source: BBC News – Two French charity workers jailed in ‘false orphans’ case

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