Baby trafficking cases are hard to prove as mothers are not willing to testify. Photo: AFP
Over the past 15 years, the sale of babies in Bulgaria’s poor Roma communities has become almost commonplace. With help from traffickers, destitute parents are selling their newborns in neighbouring Greece, where adoption laws are lax.
Grinding poverty among this often oppressed minority fuels the trend, and the “explanations” given by the bereft mothers fool few.
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