2026年10月21日，几内亚比绍刑事调查警察在比绍摧毁了一个涉嫌人口贩运的犯罪网络，解救了约70名来自马里、塞拉利昂、几内亚、科特迪瓦和塞内加尔等西非国家的受害者 1。该团伙通过虚假招聘广告以及承诺协助前往欧洲来诱骗民众，利用加拿大、美国和葡萄牙的虚假联系信息作为幌子 1。超过5名嫌疑人在此次行动中被捕 1。
据披露，受害者在被骗过程中遭受了严重的经济剥削与人身胁迫，部分人被迫参与欺诈性的金字塔计划或沦为性剥削对象 1。费用方面，受害者通常被收取40万至70万CFA法郎，其中受害者Sadio Konimba支付了10万至12.5万CFA法郎，另一名受害者Issa支付了相当于1000万欧元的费用 1。此次行动得到了国际刑警组织的情报支持 1。
尽管犯罪分子已被打击，但获救者目前面临无法返回家园的严峻现实，主要原因在于缺乏返乡资金且当地援助体系存在严重不足 1。几内亚比绍迁移和边境总局（DGMF）表示没有足够的资金资助这些人员的遣返工作 1。几内亚比绍人权联盟负责人Bubacar Ture批评指出，该国保护体系缺失导致受害者即便获救也难以回归正常生活 1。
Guinea-Bissau’s criminal investigation police dismantled a suspected human trafficking network on October 21, 2026, freeing approximately 70 victims in the capital, Bissau. 1 The operation resulted in the arrest of more than five suspects linked to a group that lured individuals from West African nations, including Mali, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, and Senegal, with promises of employment and assistance in traveling to Europe. 1
The traffickers exploited their victims by forcing them into fraudulent pyramid schemes or subjecting them to sexual exploitation and threats. 1 To facilitate these crimes, the network used fake contact information purportedly associated with Canada, the United States, and Portugal. 1 Financial costs imposed on the victims varied; some were charged between 400,000 and 700,000 CFA francs. Specific cases included payments ranging from 100,000 to 125,000 CFA francs by Sadio Konimba, and a sum equivalent to 10 million euros paid by an individual named Issa. 1
Despite the law enforcement success, the rescued victims remain stranded due to a lack of funds for return travel and insufficient local support systems. 1 Interpol provided intelligence assistance during the operation, but Bubacar Ture, head of the Guinea-Bissau League for Human Rights, criticized the absence of adequate protection mechanisms for survivors. 1 The General Directorate of Migration and Borders (DGMF) also faces constraints, lacking sufficient funding to finance the repatriation of the freed individuals. 1
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