Human Egg Trafficking Ring Exploiting Thai Women Uncovered in Georgia
- Three Thai women escaped a human egg farm in Georgia, revealing they were trafficked under false surrogacy promises, as reported by the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation for Children and Women.
- The women claimed they were housed with around 100 others, administered hormones, and had their eggs harvested without pay, according to their statements at a press conference.
- Georgia's Interior Ministry confirmed the investigation and the repatriation of the three women, while four foreign nationals were questioned regarding the trafficking ring.
- The Pavena Hongsakul Foundation estimates that around 100 more Thai women remain on the farm, highlighting the ongoing issue of human trafficking in the region.
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Slaves on human egg farms: Why IVF and human trafficking go hand in hand
While IVF has been sold as a way to help couples simply struggling with fertility issues, the artificial process has proven to be a slippery, increasingly dystopian slope. “According to the Daily Mail, around 100 women have been kept as slaves on a human egg farm located in the Eastern European country of Georgia, run by a Chinese criminal organization,” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” tells Katy Faust, author and founder of the children’s ri…
100 women kept as slaves on human egg farm in Georgia, forced into egg trafficking
A horrific human trafficking operation has been exposed after three Thai women escaped a “human egg farm” in Georgia, where they were held captive, forcibly injected with hormones, and had their eggs extracted for black-market IVF sales. The victims, lured through fake surrogate job offers on Facebook, were promised 400,000 to 600,000 baht to carry children for childless couples. However, upon arrival, they were imprisoned with up to 100 other w…


Enslaved women on ‘human egg farm’, treated like cattle, force-fed hormones
The operation is reportedly run by Chinese gangsters who lured women with the promise of lucrative salaries for serving as IVF surrogates. Instead the victims were kidnapped, pumped full of follicle-stimulating hormones, and robbed of their eggs.
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