Thai police bust 'transnational' surrogacy ring, arrest Chinese couple

Thai police suspect 14 children have already been trafficked to China. FMTNews Thailand China Japan Surrogacy

February 13, 2020 7:53 PM

The former military junta outlawed the practice in 2015 after a string of scandals in a country that was once a hub for international surrogacy. “They planted the sperm in a neighbouring country, provided antenatal care in Thailand and then the mothers gave birth in China.”

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