Singapore authorities have been unable to conclude whether any offences were committed in connection with an Indonesian baby trafficking case. The investigation follows admissions by a baby trafficking syndicate in Indonesia that it sold infants to agents in Singapore, receiving thousands of dollars for each child.
The case has brought to light cross-border illicit adoption and trafficking activities operating between Indonesia and Singapore. Authorities in Singapore are continuing to review the situation as they assess the involvement of local agents and the legality of the transactions mentioned by the syndicate.
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