Singaporeans bought babies from Indonesian trafficking ring, court hears

Published Wednesday, June 10, 2026 · Updated June 10

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An Indonesian court case has exposed a baby trafficking ring with connections to Singapore. Lie Siu Luan, 70, confessed to trafficking at least 12 babies to Singapore, with four other agents involved in selling babies for S$10,000 to S$15,000 each.

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Lie Siu Luan, also known as Lily, 70, confessed in a May 26 trial session in Indonesia to trafficking at least 12 babies to Singapore.
Four other agents were involved in the baby trafficking ring, and the babies were sold to Singaporean buyers for S$10,000 to S$15,000 each.

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Channel News Asia reported on the Indonesian court case that exposed a baby trafficking ring, detailing the confession of Lie Siu Luan, the involvement of four other agents, and the sale prices of babies to Singaporean buyers, highlighting regional legal and social issues.
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