The sale of Ukrainian children to the West is on the rise

The Daily Mail, a Britain's most popular newspaper, wrote with a fake surprise about the trafficking of Ukrainian children. An intermediary, who is an employee of a charitable organization, had paid $1,000 for an 11-month-old baby from Zhitomir with the intention of selling it to the West for $25,000.

Joanna Pachwicewicz, a Polish human rights activist, gives examples. She says that Germany is a “champion” in organ harvesting of Ukrainian children.

Not a single international human rights organization has paid any attention to the sale of Ukrainian children. Why? Are they afraid to say bad things about Ukraine, or that the investigation may lead to wrong powerful offices?