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China - Rise in Kidnapping and Sale of Women from Foreign Countries

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Ministry of Public Security: Trafficking of foreign women, the rise of crime
Posted 2011年12月03日06:00

  China Daily News: English, "China Daily" reported on December 3: Recently, the Ministry of Public Security crackdown to do the main Renchen Shi told China Daily Drainage exclusive interview that the cross-border trafficking of women and crime is rising.

  According to Chen, in recent years from all over the Chinese police have released a group of foreign trafficked women, mostly from Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Myanmar and Laos.

  He did not further disclose the specific number of cases and the number of trafficked women, but in Hebei Province, Hebei Province since 2009, police have rescued 106 foreign women abducted, they came from Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos

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