Nineteen fugitives wanted for crimes against children and older people are the focus of a new EU Most Wanted appeal launched on 12 November. Featuring cases from 14 countries, the appeal includes individuals sought for child sexual exploitation and fraud targeting older people.
EU Most Wanted: 19 fugitives wanted for targeting the vulnerable
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