Six people have been arrested for the illegal adoption of a newborn child for 500 euros

Posted on by Aleksandar Stojanovski

Ministry of Internal Affairs Files Criminal Charges in Suspected Child Trafficking Case

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has initiated a criminal investigation against six individuals from Skopje, Kumanovo, and Tetovo, following suspicions of unlawful adoption involving a newborn child. The National Unit for Combating Trafficking in Migrants and Tourism presented a critical appeal against F.A. (63), G.K.

(57), I.S. (35), D.S. (35), S.J.

(35) and I.A. (38). According to the Ministry, the investigation centers around the alleged crime of “traffic with a child.” The prosecutor’s office alleges that between 2024 and 2025, F.A.

and G.K., the first responders involved, facilitated connections between prospective parents and spouses who faced significant material and social challenges in caring for their newborns. The investigation suggests these individuals persuaded the parents to consider adoption. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the case and gather further evidence.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is committed to ensuring the protection of vulnerable individuals and upholding the law in cases of suspected child exploitation. —

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Bulgarian Envoy Presents Position Following Family Concerns Skopje – Bran Petrovski, the envoy representing VMRO-DPMNE, addressed the press following a briefing by Special Bulgarian Envoy, […]

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  1. This shocking case highlights the serious issue of vulnerable families and the potential for exploitation within the adoption system.

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