2 Fugitive Suspects Caught in Reproductive Cell Trafficking Investigation, Detention Rises to 44
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Two suspects from donor women who were convicted of arrest in an illegal reproductive cell trafficking operation based in Istanbul and who went to deliver eggs to a clinic in TRNC under Mete control were arrested and detained at Sabiha Gökçen Airport. With the latest arrests, the number of suspects detained as part of the investigation has risen to 44.
In the investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking based in Istanbul, two more fugitives have been apprehended. The number of people in custody has risen to 44.
As part of the operation aimed at the illegal “reproductive cell” trade organized in 14 Istanbul-based provinces, five more suspects were arrested and the number of detentions increased to 44.
In an investigation of illegal reproductive cell trafficking based in Istanbul, 2 suspected donor women were arrested and detained at Sabiha Gokcen Airport. With the latest arrests, the number of suspects detained in the investigation has risen to 44.
An operation was launched by the Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against a criminal network that was forcing women to sell their reproductive cells abroad for money. The number of suspects detained in operations centered in Istanbul and spanning 14 provinces has risen to 44.
The number of arrests in the Istanbul-based operation targeting illegal "breeding cell" trafficking has risen to 44.
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