El cable que se presenta a continuación informa del caso de dos mujeres peruanas victimizadas por la mafia “Yakuza” japonesa en un esquema de trafico humano y prostitución.
El cable describe que por lo menos tres mujeres fueron reclutadas con este motivo y que el número podría ser mayor. Describe que dos peruanas descendientes de japoneses Maria del Pilar Yataco Nakarone y (FNU) Morishima, hicieron falsas promesas a mujeres peruanas sobre la posibilidad de obtener empleo en Narita, Japón. Cuando las mujeres llegaron a Japón, les quitaron sus pasaportes, las violaron y las tuvieron cautivas por tres días. Posteriormente fueron “vendidas” a un miembro de la Yakuza identificado como (FNU) Yamata. Las mujeres Peruanas fueron forzadas a trabajar como prostitutas conjuntamente con otras mujeres provenientes de Tailandia, Filipinas, Brasil, Venezuela y China y las amenazaron que sus familias serían muertas si intentaban regresar a su país. Las tres mujeres Peruanas escaparon, fueron repatriadas y se les proporciono asistencia.
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Yakuza también está metida en el país
id: 34868 date: 6/16/2005 21:35 refid: 05LIMA2702 origin: Embassy Lima classification: CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN destination: 04LIMA3737|05STATE80732 header: This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.
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C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 02 LIMA 002702
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DEPT FOR INR/I, WHA/AND
E.O. 12958: DECL: 05/02/2030 TAGS: PINR, PE SUBJECT: ORGANIZED CRIME GROUPS (C-CN5-00417) — PERU
REF: A. STATE 80732 B. 04 LIMA 3737
Classified By: A/Polcouns Art Muirhead for Reason 1.4 (B, D)
1. (C/NF) Information requested in Ref A regarding the activity in Peru of organized crimes groups based in specified countries is summarized below. The countries listed are the only ones from those cited in Ref A for which Embassy agencies possess significant background data.
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3. (C) Ref B describes a case of Peruvians victimized by the Japanese Yazuka in a trafficking in persons and prostitution scheme. At least three women are known to have been recruited in this fashion, although the number of actual victims may be far greater. In the instant case, two Peruvians of Japanese descent, Maria del Pilar Yataco Nakarone and (FNU) Morishima, made false promises to Peruvian women that they would receive legitimate employment in Narita, Japan. When the women arrived, their handlers took away their passports, raped them, and held them captive for three days. They were eventually sold to a Yazuka member in Nagoya identified as (FNU) Yamata. The Peruvians were forced to work as prostitutes along with other foreign women (Thais, Filipinos, Brazilians, Venezuelans and Chinese), and told their families would be killed if they attempted to return home. The three women eventually escaped their servitude, and two were repatriated with GOP assistance.
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