China's one birth per family law considered factor as 40 arrested in China for child trafficking for adoption - Channel NewsAsia - International Initiative to End Child Labor

China’s one birth per family law considered factor as 40 arrested in China for child trafficking for adoption – Channel NewsAsia

Posted May 12, 2011

Police in China have arrested a gang of 40 people suspected of buying at least 22 children in the nation’s southwest and trafficking them to a wealthier …
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