The trial should normally have started on March 23 before the criminal court in Rennes. But because of the confinement, he had been dismissed, like many other cases. This Monday, the day of gradual resumption of activity in French courts, twenty-three people are tried by the specialized interregional jurisdiction (Jirs) of Rennes. All of Nigerian origin, the defendants must answer for being a traitor of human beings and for aggravated procuring. They are suspected of having participated in a vast prostitution network between 2015 and the end of 2018 on French soil, especially in Nantes.
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For this large-scale trial, which should last two weeks, sanitary measures were put in place in the courtroom where a plan was drawn up to avoid displacement. Protective glass was also installed to protect judges, the prosecutor and the clerk, as reported by Ouest-France . Defendants and lawyers must also wear a mask for the duration of the hearing.
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