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China Couples Who Buy Children to Face Prosecution: Report
Couples who buy abducted children in China will face criminal punishment under proposed laws that would remove their exemption from prosecution, reports said today, as authorities clamp down on the flourishing child trafficking industry.
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Over 1,000 held for baby trafficking in China
In a major crackdown on child traffickers, Chinese police smashed four online baby-trafficking groups and saved 382 babies earlier this month, the Ministry of Public Security has said.
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Chinese doctor sentenced to death for child trafficking
A Chinese female doctor was today given a suspended death sentenced for selling seven babies to human traffickers, a case that drew massive public outcry against the growing menace of child trafficking.
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Chinese couple sells daughter, buys iPhone: Report
A couple in China was caught for human trafficking when they illegally put their third child up for adoption, and used the proceeds to buy an iPhone.
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Chinese police bust trafficking rings, rescue 89 children
Chinese police have rescued 89 children and arrested 355 suspects during a crackdown on nine child trafficking rings nationwide, state media reported on Monday.
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China arrests 600 in huge child trafficking bust
Chinese police have busted two huge child trafficking rings that spanned 10 provinces, arresting more than 600 suspects and rescuing 178 children, the government said today. Child abductions and trafficking are rife in China, despite repeated police crackdowns -- a problem that many experts blame on the nation's strict "one-child" policy and lax re...
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Chinese officials seized and sold babies, parents say
Many parents and grandparents in this mountainous region of terraced rice and sweet potato fields have long known to grab their babies and find the nearest hiding place whenever family planning officials show up. Too many infants, they say, have been snatched by officials, never to be seen again.
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China Couples Who Buy Children to Face Prosecution: Report
Couples who buy abducted children in China will face criminal punishment under proposed laws that would remove their exemption from prosecution, reports said today, as authorities clamp down on the flourishing child trafficking industry.
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Over 1,000 held for baby trafficking in China
In a major crackdown on child traffickers, Chinese police smashed four online baby-trafficking groups and saved 382 babies earlier this month, the Ministry of Public Security has said.
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Chinese doctor sentenced to death for child trafficking
A Chinese female doctor was today given a suspended death sentenced for selling seven babies to human traffickers, a case that drew massive public outcry against the growing menace of child trafficking.
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Chinese couple sells daughter, buys iPhone: Report
A couple in China was caught for human trafficking when they illegally put their third child up for adoption, and used the proceeds to buy an iPhone.
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Chinese police bust trafficking rings, rescue 89 children
Chinese police have rescued 89 children and arrested 355 suspects during a crackdown on nine child trafficking rings nationwide, state media reported on Monday.
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China arrests 600 in huge child trafficking bust
Chinese police have busted two huge child trafficking rings that spanned 10 provinces, arresting more than 600 suspects and rescuing 178 children, the government said today. Child abductions and trafficking are rife in China, despite repeated police crackdowns -- a problem that many experts blame on the nation's strict "one-child" policy and lax re...
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Chinese officials seized and sold babies, parents say
Many parents and grandparents in this mountainous region of terraced rice and sweet potato fields have long known to grab their babies and find the nearest hiding place whenever family planning officials show up. Too many infants, they say, have been snatched by officials, never to be seen again.
