13 women convicted in Cambodia of acting
Cambodia imprisons 13 Filipinos for acting as pregnant surrogates to sell babies
Cambodia has convicted 13 women from the Philippines on charges of human trafficking and acting as pregnant surrogates for a ring which targets foreigners for selling babies in exchange for cash. The Kandal Provincial Court sentenced the 13 women to four years in prison along with two years of suspension.
MANILA, Philippines – Thirteen Filipino women were meted a four-year sentence, eventually reduced to two, in Cambodia for ...
Thirteen women from the Philippines have been convicted of human trafficking in Cambodia for intending to sell babies they ...
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While the crackdown primarily affects website access, mobile apps for these platforms remain functional, allowing users to ...
THE Philippine Embassy in Cambodia has confirmed that 13 Filipinas were sentenced to two-year imprisonment over their ...
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