A woman wanted for trafficking was extradited from Malaysia to Uzbekistan

A woman suspected of trafficking was brought to Tashkent from Kuala Lumpur by employees of the Interpol National Central Bureau of the Ministry of internal affairs of Uzbekistan.
From Kuala Lumpur to Tashkent, an international human trafficking wanted person was brought to Tashkent with the cooperation of employees of the National Central Bureau of the Ministry of internal affairs of Uzbekistan Interpol, who had been hiding in Malaysia for many years. 

The woman fraudulently promised to get a well-paid job abroad, taking the girls to Malaysia and forcibly taking the passports of the victims with her partners and forcing them to engage in prostitution.

The suspect was captured as a result of cooperative activities between Interpol's national central bureaus in Tashkent and Kuala Lumpur, as well as operational-informational support, as well as direct assistance from the diplomatic mission of the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Malaysia. 

The agreed actions made it possible to capture the Wanted Woman and keep her in custody until Malaysian authorities decided to extradite her to Uzbekistan.

As a result of the positive review of the extradition petition of the prosecutor general's Office of Uzbekistan, The Wanted Woman was handed over to the employees of the law enforcement agencies of Uzbekistan in order to bring her to Tashkent City to find justice in court.