HELSINKI -- Finnish police have uncovered a human trafficking ring that brought more than 100 people into the country, many of the through the Baltic states.
Police spokespeople said the people had mostly come from Iraq and Afghanistan and that the trafficking took place in 2008-2009, Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported.
They believe the crime ring may be based in Moscow and that the people were smuggled into Finland through Lithuania, Latvia and Russia.
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