Key facts
- Czech police charged four people and a legal entity in a human trafficking case.
- The accused allegedly coerced young women into creating erotic content for OnlyFans and other social networks.
- Victims were reportedly lured into signing contracts and had their personal data used without access to their profiles.
- Psychological pressure and threats were allegedly used to demand more explicit content.
- The case involves at least 3.6 million Czech crowns ($172,794) in income.
Czech police have charged four individuals and a legal entity in a human trafficking case involving the OnlyFans platform. The accused allegedly coerced young women, many of whom were just over 18, into creating erotic content for accounts on OnlyFans and other social networks. According to police, the group exploited the victims' marginalization, immaturity, or ignorance to gain control over their content and personal data, often without providing access to the created profiles. Psychological pressure and threats were allegedly used to demand more explicit material, with the case involving at least 3.6 million Czech crowns ($172,794) in income. OnlyFans stated it works closely with law enforcement globally and invests in user safety measures.