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Luoyang sexual slavery case
Long-term captivity and abuse case in Luoyang, China
Luoyang sexual slavery case
The Luoyang sexual slavery case refers to the abduction, long-term captivity, and sexual enslavement of six young women between 2009 and 2011 in Luoyang, Henan, China. The perpetrator, Li Hao, confined the victims in a dungeon underneath his residence. Two of the women were killed by Li, who forced other victims to assist him in the killings. Li was arrested and the survivors were freed in September 2011 after one victim escaped. In 2012, a Luoyang court convicted Li of rape, murder, organizing prostitution, producing illegal pornography, and illegal detention of sex slaves, and sentenced him to death. The Supreme People's Court approved the death penalty, and Li was executed in 2014.
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