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At this time, much of the world is familiar with the allegations of rape and human trafficking in continued form that Andrew Tate faces in Romania. Tate and others known to him spent months in lockup before Romania agreed to move them to house arrest.

The allegation of human trafficking in continued form stands as an upgraded version of the initial human trafficking allegation that Tate faced.

However, his legal problems are not mutually exclusive to Romania, by any means. Breaking news just revealed that four women in the United Kingdom formally served Tate legal papers via their counsel.

Legal action to come in England

The four UK women maintain that Tate subjected them to rape and other forms of physical and sexual violence. He stands accused of strangling one woman to the point of unconsciousness and then continuing to have sex with her.

Another woman alleges to have a message in which Tate told her he "loved" raping her.

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Representing these women is McCue Jury & Partners. On Wednesday, the legal firm shared images of a representative serving the aforementioned papers to Tate at his home in Romania.

McCue Jury & Partners likewise stated Tate's victims continue fighting for justice. In the papers, the firm asserted, are formal notices of the allegations against Tate, along with legal action that will be coming his way via London's High Court.

Not a new case

The women bringing allegations against Tate also reported him to UK authorities eight years prior. However, the police at the time failed to move forward with formal charges.

Tate and his legal team argue this is because there's no merit to the claims against him. However, McCue Jury & Partners insists this is not the case.

Furthermore, the women allege that because UK authorities failed to press charges against Tate eight years ago, the damage inflicted by him against others has only increased.

The public will have to stay tuned to see what comes of the legal case brought against Tate in England. Likewise, more updates on the legal action Tate faces in Romania can also be expected to come sooner rather than later

Anyone who wishes to report what they believe to be human trafficking can contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline via phone at 1 (888) 373-7888 or by text at 233733.