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Chinese police are investigating a report of attempted baby trafficking on an internet auction site, according to a state-owned newspaper.
The advertisement was reportedly placed on eBay's Chinese website, Eachnet.
Boys were advertised for 28,000 yuan ($3,450) while girls were offered for 13,000 yuan ($1,603), Eachnet manager Tang Lei told the China Daily.
The offer could have been a hoax, but it comes as baby trafficking is seen as an increasing problem in China.
Originally posted by Amethyst
Why am I not surprised at this? Nowadays it seems children are just property anyway.
We live in a disposable world.
Originally posted by Dynamic Reality
Originally posted by Amethyst
Why am I not surprised at this? Nowadays it seems children are just property anyway.
We live in a disposable world.
I'm disgusted by this as well, but your post makes it sound like this is a new problem. Children have been sold on the black market, sold as slaves, for thousands of years....the only thing new here is the Internet.
Of course, proper screening should be done.