Indonesia's Social Affairs Ministry Declares Adoption of 8 Indonesian Children in Singapore Illegal
Indonesia's Ministry of Social Affairs has declared the adoption process of eight Indonesian children in Singapore illegal, citing non-compliance with domestic legal procedures and requirements. These children are believed to be among the victims of a child trafficking syndicate exposed by the West Java Police in 2025.
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