Inside the horrific Chinese 'baby factories', pregnant women, many suffering from AIDS, sell newborns to traffickers.
Chinese police busted a human trafficking network, intending to sell babies for adoption, rescuing dozens of newborn children, and arresting 103 gang members, on charges of paying women to get pregnant and give birth in the 'factory'.
'The conditions in the factory were unhygienic and totally unsuitable for unsupervised childbirth and the babies were taken from the mothers as soon as they were born,” reports said.
According to reports by local officials, several of the young infants were found to be suffering from AIDS and other sexually-transmitted diseases.
A police spokesman said the mothers-to-be would arrive “en masse” and give birth in the factory, leaving their newborn babies in exchange for money.
The director of the Ministry of Public Security and Anti-trafficking, Chen Shigu, explained that 'baby factories' are a 'relatively new form of child trafficking'. Source