Thirteen women from the Philippines have been convicted on human trafficking-related charges for acting as surrogates in Cambodia for a ring selling babies to foreigners for cash.

Thirteen Filipino women recruited to be surrogate mothers in Cambodia have been convicted of human trafficking-related crimes. What happens now to the soon-to-be-born

Thirteen women from the Philippines have been convicted of human trafficking in Cambodia for intending to sell babies they carried through surrogacy. They were sentenced to four years in prison, but with two years suspended, the Kandal Provincial Court said.

Thirteen women from the Philippines have been convicted on human trafficking-related charges for acting as surrogates in Cambodia for a ring selling babies to foreigners for cash. The women were each sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty of selling,

Thirteen women from the Philippines have been sentenced to four years in prison in Cambodia for acting as surrogate mothers for foreign clients. Commercial surrogacy is illegal in Cambodia, where it falls under a human trafficking law.

The 13 pregnant Filipino women who were sentenced to four years in jail in Cambodia for illegally acting as surrogate mothers were in “good condition,” an ambassador said Wednesday.