From December 29, 2022 to March 29, Andrew Tate spent time in Romanian lockup due to allegations of rape and human trafficking, in addition to organized crime.

Late last month, Romania agreed to grant Tate and others arrested alongside him house arrest. However, he and others still very much remain under investigation for the aforementioned crimes in Romania.

For years, Tate's spent time putting out content that dehumanizes and degrades women. On top of facing prior arrests for and accusations of rape, Tate has bragged about "force pimping" women.

He's also claimed in videos that women aren't permitted to leave his home. He even declared that he moved to Romania because of the country's allegedly softer rape laws.

Now, three women are preparing to sue Andrew Tate. They claim that Tate not only raped them, but was also violent towards them on numerous other occasions.

What to know about the latest legal action facing Tate

The three women bringing legal action against the accused human trafficker live in the United Kingdom. It is their contention that Tate inflicted physical injuries and psychological damage upon them.

Furthermore, Tate stands accused of "controlling, coercive" behavior towards these women during their time working for his webcam business. Tate previously faced accusations of rape in the United Kingdom. However, authorities declined to prosecute.

These women remain hopeful that the pending legal action against Tate will encourage authorities in the United Kingdom to reopen the case. McCue Jury & Partners, the firm backing these women, even maintains there may be additional women abused by Tate who have yet to come forward.

An attorney for the women asserts Tate held firearms to their heads and strangled them with various objects, such as belts. Police in the United Kingdom who previously heard these women's claims, also stand accused of not taking the necessary action.

The women also report that since crossing paths with Tate and enduring the alleged abuse, they suffer from stress, PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

Unsurprisingly, Andrew Tate is denying all the charges and accusing the women of seeking fame and money.

The women bringing forward legal action also contend that if United Kingdom police had acted when they initially raised these claims years ago, they could have stopped Tate before his alleged victimization of more women in Romania.

The crowdfunded campaign for the women's legal defense fund is available here.

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.