Chinese police arrest 23 for trafficking Vietnamese women
KUNMING -- Railway police in Southwest China's Yunnan province have busted a cross-border human trafficking ring and rescued 11 abducted Vietnamese women.
A total of 23 suspects from Yunnan and Central China's Henan province have been arrested, police said.
In February last year, police at a railway station in Yunnan found a woman with a ticket bought with the ID of another person. She would not talk, but a man traveling with her tried to stop police from talking to her.
It turned out that the man, identified by his surname Ren, was from Anhui Province, and the women was a Vietnamese national that he bought from two men from Yunnan Province.
Further investigation led to a cross-border human trafficking gang that abducted and trafficked women from Vietnam to China. Police have conducted an investigation in Yunnan and Henan provinces and caught 23 suspects so far.
The case is still being investigated.
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