MUSCAT : “Do not hesitate to report crimes of human trafficking via the hotline of the Directorate General of Inquiries and Criminal Investigations – 80077444,” stated an announcement from the ROP.
Article 2 of Oman’s Anti-Trafficking Law defines ‘human-trafficking as the use, transfer, shelter, or receiving of a person by coercion, under threat, trick, exploitation of position or power, exploitation of weakness, by use of authority over that person, or by any other illegal means directly or indirectly.’
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