For a long time now, there has been an increase of abduction and trafficking of children, especially boys, in China. Horrible events such as “A 9-month-old baby boy being grabbed by someone in a moving vehicle or a 3-year-old being enticed away by the offer of a slice of mango and a toy car,” occur regularly. Male children could be bought in China for less than $5,000 and then resold for almost triple that amount. For a full detailed report on child trafficking see Mark McDonald’s “Buy, Sell, Adopt: Child Trafficking in China”
NYT, http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/26/View from Asia/ Buy, Sell, Adopt: Child Trafficking in China.html
