Zambia Rearrests 8 Croatians After Charges Dropped

LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) - Zambian authorities have rearrested eight Croatians Tuesday, preventing them from leaving the country after a court against them a day earlier.
"I can confirm that they have been rearrested on the instructions of NPA (the National Prosecutions Authority). I am not sure of the charges though," immigration spokesman Namati Nshinka told The Associated Press.
Zambian officials prevented the eight Croatians - four couples - from boarding a flight to leave the southern African country.

On Monday a court dismissed child trafficking charges against them following applications by their lawyers. If you loved this article and you also would like to receive more info regarding Lawyer istanbul please visit the web page. They had earlier pleaded not guilty.
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Others include Damir Magic, 44, an electrical technician, Nadic Magic, 45, a technician, Ladislav Persic, Lawyer istanbul 42, a medical doctor, Aleksandra Persic, 43, a hair salon attendant, Noah Kraljevic, 40, a program director and Ivona Kraljevic, 36, a dog handler.
In Croatia, that country´s foreign ministry said on Monday that the four couples were told to leave Zambia within 48 hours.
No statement has been made about who is taking care of the young children who were to be adopted.