Three Bali immigration officers arrested over Cambodia organ ring


An Indonesian man who was allegedly part of an organ trafficking ring that had been operating since 2019. - PHOTO: SCREENGRAB FROM YOUTUBE

JAKARTA/PHNOM PENH (AFP): Three Bali immigration officers have been arrested for their alleged role in an illegal organ trafficking syndicate that ferried dozens of victims to Cambodia to sell their kidneys, Indonesian police said Saturday.

The move comes as authorities crack down on the suspected illegal organ trade ring, arresting 12 members last week -- including a police officer and an immigration officer identified as AH -- accused of smuggling 122 victims abroad.

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