7 Indicted in Taiwan for Alleged Plot to Traffic Victims to China for Organ Harvesting
The defendants allegedly tried to lure victims with high pay to work as money mules or smugglers.
Prosecutors in Taoyuan, Taiwan, have indicted seven people suspected of operating a human trafficking ring. The group allegedly lured victims with fake online job postings, with the intention of trafficking them to China for forced organ removal. One defendant, surnamed Chiang, is believed to be the ringleader who planned the operation.
- Seven people have been indicted in Taiwan for involvement in a human trafficking ring.
- The ring allegedly lured victims with fake online job postings offering illegal work.
- Victims were reportedly targeted for organ harvesting in China.
- Prosecutors are seeking the maximum sentence of seven years for each defendant.
- One suspect, surnamed Chiang, is identified as the alleged leader of the operation.
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