
司法部資料顯示,2021年至2024年共調查3,401起人口販運案件,其中147人涉嫌器官摘取。強佔勞動為主要類型,佔56%,性販運佔3802人。桃園地檢署偵破器官摘取人口販運集團,七人被起訴,求處最高七年有期徒刑。台灣連續16年獲美國國務院人口販運報告第一級評等。
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司法部定期發布人口販運案件統計,台灣連續多年獲美國國務院人口販運報告第一級評等,顯示其反人口販運努力獲國際肯定。近年修訂人販防制法,提高刑度以嚇阻犯罪。
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司法部公開的數據顯示,從2021年到去年(2024年)共調查了3,401起人口販運案件,其中有147人涉嫌器官摘取。
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強佔勞動佔人口販運調查的最大比例,涉及1,914人,約佔56%,這是根據地方檢察署處理的人口販運案件五年期數據所示。
性販運調查涉及1,281人,佔38%,雖然人數從2021年的168人增加到去年的309人。
涉嫌器官摘取的人數每年均少於70人,去年有34人被調查。
人口販運案件調查人數從2022年的600多人增加到2023年的957人,為五年期內最高,雖然去年降至802人。
在3,401人中,只有41%被起訴,而在被定罪的人中,50.4%的年齡在18至29歲,27.3%在30至39歲,平均年齡為32歲。
桃園地檢署正在調查一個人口販運集團,該集團曾試圖將三人送往中國進行器官摘取,但預定受害者在離開台灣前就被找到。
本月早些時候,該案有七名嫌疑人被起訴,檢察官正在為每名被告求處最高七年有期徒刑。
根據2023年修訂的人口販運防制法(人口販運防制法),未遂人口販運罪的刑期為五至七年監禁。
司法部表示,政府正透過預防措施、檢討反人口販運策略以及整合公私部門資源來持續打擊人口販運。
美國國務院2025年人口販運報告(去年九月發布)將台灣列為第一級,這是連續第十六年獲得此評等,意味著當局完全符合打擊人口販運的最低標準。
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