Foreigners Detained in Cambodia's Illegal Surrogacy Bust; Calls Mount for Legislation
An illegal surrogacy operation in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has been busted, leading to the detention of one Chinese national and four pregnant Vietnamese women. Experts are urging the government to enact legislation regulating surrogacy and strengthen law enforcement to prevent the exploitation and health risks faced by women involved.
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