Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs report: IRGC uses human trafficking to fund proxy wars

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The Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs has released a new report detailing how the IRGC utilizes extensive human trafficking networks, including the sexual exploitation of women and the use of children, to generate significant revenue. According to the report, these funds are used to sustain military operations and support the proxy groups of the regime ruling Iran.

This analysis emphasizes that these illegal activities are part of a broader strategy by the regime to fund its regional military expenditures. The report reveals new dimensions of human rights violations by Iranian security institutions based on available evidence.

A new analysis by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs details how the Islamic Republic’s human trafficking networks generate revenue and help sustain its military operations.

This report comes as international pressure on Iranian military institutions increases due to their destabilizing actions in the Middle East. Officials at the center have called for greater global attention to these aspects of the IRGC's activities.