Indonesian police uncovered a syndicate that trafficked at least 15 newborns from West Java to Singapore in mid-2025. Desperate parents in Bandung, Sukabumi, and Cianjur were paid up to 20 million rupiah (S$1,700) to surrender their babies, with “good-looking” infants selected for Singapore’s market.
Baby Trafficking Ring
Fake family documents and passports enabled direct flights from Jakarta to Changi Airport, where couples posed as parents. Wealthy Singaporean adoptive parents paid over S$20,000 per child, violating Indonesia’s free adoption law. Authorities in both countries are collaborating, with Singapore contacting affected families.
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