The Ghanaian government has confirmed the true identity of the so-called “Russian man” accused of secretly recording intimate encounters with African women without their consent.
Authorities identified him as 36-year-old Vladislav Luilkov after discussions with the Russian ambassador. Ghana has activated international legal procedures through INTERPOL to ensure he faces justice once he leaves Russia, since Russian law prevents extradition while he remains there. Earlier reports had misidentified him using a fake name circulating online. The scandal has sparked outrage across Kenya and Ghana, with authorities urging victims to come forward as investigations into privacy violations continue.
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Authorities identified him as 36-year-old Vladislav Luilkov after discussions with the Russian ambassador. Ghana has activated international legal procedures through INTERPOL to ensure he faces justice once he leaves Russia, since Russian law prevents extradition while he remains there. Earlier reports had misidentified him using a fake name circulating online. The scandal has sparked outrage across Kenya and Ghana, with authorities urging victims to come forward as investigations into privacy violations continue.
Also read Ghana Seeks Extradition of Russian Man Accused of Secretly Filming Women
