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Court of Appeals (File photo) MANILA - The Court of Appeals (CA) upheld the life imprisonment sentence and more than PHP2 million in fines imposed by a Pampanga court on two women for violation of anti-trafficking in persons law. In a decision on May 4 and made public online recently, the CA said Julie Nicdao and another woman named in court records only as YYY are guilty beyond reasonable doubt of qualified trafficking. YYY's real name was concealed to protect the identity of her sibling, one of their minor-aged victims referred to as AAA. The operation to catch the two was hatched following international intelligence cooperation in 2018 with the Australian Federal Police, Queensland Police Service, and National Bureau of Investigation Anti-Human Trafficking DIvision (NBI-Ahtrad). They identified Nicdao from Angeles City, Pampanga as producing and selling pornographic web camera shows to clients who pay her through international money transfers. Australian authorities gathered the