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Police Bust Baby Trafficking Ring In Indonesia
INDONESIA – Indonesian police say they’ve uncovered an international baby trafficking ring that sold at least 25 infants to buyers in Singapore since 2023.
INDONESIA – Indonesian police say they’ve uncovered an international baby trafficking ring that sold at least 25 infants to buyers in Singapore since 2023.
BBC reports 13 people were arrested this week and 6 babies rescued.
Authorities say the syndicate targeted vulnerable mothers online, offering to cover delivery costs and pay compensation.
Infants were held in safehouses, issued fraudulent documents, and sold for as little as $670.
Police are now working with Interpol to find buyers and remaining suspects abroad.
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