An Indonesian court sentences Lie Siu Luan, 70, to seven years in prison for leading a baby trafficking ring, according to multiple reports. The judge delivers the sentence in connection with a trafficking operation that involves a group of 19 people accused of trafficking babies. Sources say the allegations relate to offences carried out in both Indonesia and Singapore. Reports identify Luan as the ringleader of the group. While the accounts focus on the prison term and her role, they also consistently describe the size of the accused group and the cross-border nature of the case. No sources provide details of the number of babies involved, the specific routes, or the evidence presented. The coverage is centered on the court’s outcome at sentencing, with all outlets reporting the same core figure, penalty, and role attributed to Luan.