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Vietnamese Women Sold as Brides in China

November 10, 2022

In China, there aren’t enough women for the many men looking for wives. The one-child-policy could be a reason for it.

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As a result, young women from neighboring Vietnam are abducted by human traffickers, and sold as brides.

 

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