Trafficked women ‘treated like cattle’ while being held captive on ‘human egg farm’ Human traffickers are keeping at least 100 women on a ‘human egg farm’ in Georgia after luring them under false pretenses, it has been claimed.
One of the women, who wore face masks and hat to avoid revealing their identities, said she and around 10 Thai women were taken to Georgia via Dubai and Armenia.
Three Thai women brought home this week said they had responded to ads on social media for surrogate mums who would be paid the equivalent of £600 a month while living with the client family abroad.
A fourth victim was released and returned to Thailand in September but only after paying her captors the equivalent of £1,660, according to Pavena Hongsakula, the founder of the Pavena Foundation, a Thai women and children’s shelter.
One said the women ‘would be injected to get treatment, anesthetized and their eggs would be extracted with a machine’.
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