Iran's IRGC exploits women through sex trafficking, uses children to fund proxy wars, report finds

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A report by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs claims the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) exploits Iranian women, children, and refugees through sex trafficking and forced recruitment to finance regional proxy wars. The analysis alleges the IRGC benefits directly from the sex trade and uses deception and coercion to enlist vulnerable populations, including minors, into militias deployed across the Middle East.

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A new analysis by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs details how the Islamic Republic’s human trafficking networks generate revenue and help sustain its military operations.

Iran's IRGC exploits women through sex trafficking, uses children to fund proxy wars, report finds

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