Akın Gürlek announced... Operation Against 'Reproductive Cell Trafficking' in 14 Provinces: 41 Women Allegedly Sold Their Eggs 811 Times.
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Breaking news... Unbelievable egg trafficking uncovered! An operation was launched in 14 provinces against an illegal breeding ring that sent women abroad to sell their eggs for money. It was determined that 41 women sold their eggs 811 times, and it was revealed that two gynecologists were also involved in the ring.
Breaking news... Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that legal proceedings have been initiated against 53 suspects in an investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking linked to Turkey, Northern Cyprus, Albania, and Georgia. Gürlek stated that it was determined that 41 women sold their eggs a total of 811 times in exchange for financial gain, and that 36 suspects were detained in operations conducted across 14 provinces.
Breaking news - Latest news: Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that 36 suspects were detained in a simultaneous operation conducted in 14 provinces, centered in Istanbul, against a criminal organization that lured women into illegal reproductive cell trafficking, and that legal proceedings have been initiated against a total of 53 suspects...
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that, as part of an investigation conducted by the Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, simultaneous operations were carried out in 14 provinces targeting an illegal egg trading network linked to Turkey, Northern Cyprus, Albania, and Georgia.
A simultaneous operation targeting illegal reproductive cell trafficking was conducted in 14 provinces, centered in Istanbul. As part of the investigation, legal proceedings were initiated against 53 suspects, including the organization's leader, managers, donor women, and two gynecologists, and 36 people were taken into custody.
Operations were organized in 14 provinces, claiming that Turkish women were directed to clinics in the TRNC, Albania and Georgia to give eggs in exchange for money. The investigation identified 53 suspects, while 36 were detained. The file suggests that 41 women sold eggs a total of 811 times. “Reproductive cell” operation in 14 provinces; 36 detention letters, including doctors, first appeared on TR724.
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