“I have not heard about any monetary amount (US$ 110 million). I didn’t talk with Kentucky and Lexington’s officials about any kind of gambling issues. Because Mongolia has no laws about gambling and I’m not a lawmaker I don’t know when and how they would approve any gambling law. This issue is prohibited in Mongolia,” Bolormaa told MonInfo in an interview.

Kh. Oyuntsetseg, Victim of the Construction and Development Fund Savings and Credit Union said, “We are eight of us here and planning to hold a hunger strike here until our losses are going to be recovered. We are here to force the Government and it will help to discuss about our losses during this Parliamentary session.�

“This space is dedicated to the work of a democratic parliament, not for corrupt bribers. We are protesting against the bribes of MNT 250 million,” the statement reads.

“We are considering appealing against the judicial decision of the court today and want to take it to the Supreme Court,” advocates for Baatar said outside the courthouse.

However related organizations in Mongolia were unaware of such a deal including discussion about building a gambling center in Mongolia since the country is prohibited to run any gambling centers, a law effective since August and backed by Mongolian President N. Enkhbayar.

“All victims of human trafficking in Mongolia are cheated by the information of the intermediary when they first become a victim of this crime,” said Ganbayasgakh.