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Indian man jailed in Paris over leading online child abuse ring

Source: Hindustan Times — World · 3 days ago
Indian man jailed in Paris over leading online child abuse ring
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Summary

A French court has sentenced an Indian man, Rohan Rane, to 20 years in prison for leading an online network that forced vulnerable children in several countries to create violent and sexual videos. The group, operating on Discord, targeted mostly young girls, many under 15, and was driven by extremist ideologies. The trial was conducted behind closed doors, and Rane was found guilty of extortion and other aggravated offenses.

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The trial of Rohan Rane began on Monday in Paris before a special criminal court and is being held behind closed doors, the state-owned France 24 television network reported. On Friday, the Paris court sentenced Rane, who came to France to study, to 20 years in prison over his involvement in an international criminal network that targeted vulnerable children in…

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