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The Court judgment has been appealed by the Prosecutor's Office attached to the High Court of Cassation and Justice-DIOCT.
Note: The 13 injured parties in the case concerning the offense of trafficking in human beings have returned to the country of origin (the Republic of Honduras) and 12 injured parties were not present personally during the judicial phase in Romania. Only one injured party (H.C.N.D.) returned to Romania to be personally present before the Court during the legal proceedings. The Honduran citizen came to Romania with a short-stay visa with the main purpose to appear in front of the Court in Romania. H.C.N.D. received a writ of summons in Honduras from the Romanian authorities. Due to the lack of money to travel to Romania, he alleged he borrowed the amount of 3000 USD from Moneylenders in Honduras to be able to cover his expenses for visa application, flight tickets, current expenses for hotel accommodation and food. To be noted that H.C.N.D. did not speak any English or Romanian (but only a few words, not enough for a fluent conversation, to read or write in this language). The injured party spoke only Spanish fluently. The communication in the Court was performed with a translator appointed by the Court.

Shortly after arriving in Romania, the injured party H.C.N.D. presented himself at the General Inspectorate for Immigration - Asylum and Integration Directorate (GII-DAI) and applied for asylum under Law no. 122/2006 on asylum in Romania. The reasons invoked in the application for asylum and documented in the interview note were: he is afraid to return to Honduras because the family told him by phone that the persons from whom he borrowed the amount of 3000 USD threatened him with death if they find in Honduras if he doesn’t return the money. He also stated he wanted to remain in Romania until the end of the proceedings involving the trafficking offense where he was injured party. The asylum seeker H.C.N.D. presented to the General Inspectorate for Immigration the writ of summons received from the Court on the case involving the trafficking offense where he was an injured party.