Don’t buy brides, China’s Bangladesh embassy warns as trafficking surges
China's embassy in Bangladesh has issued a warning to its citizens against using illegal matchmaking services to find brides in the South Asian country. The embassy stated on social media that individuals traveling to Bangladesh to find wives through brokers or agencies could be arrested on suspicion of human trafficking.

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AI-generatedChina's embassy in Bangladesh has issued a warning to its citizens against using illegal matchmaking services to find brides in the South Asian country. The embassy stated on social media that individuals traveling to Bangladesh to find wives through brokers or agencies could be arrested on suspicion of human trafficking. This warning follows similar advisories from other Chinese diplomatic missions. Under Bangladeshi law, human trafficking convictions carry a minimum sentence of seven years imprisonment and a fine of at least 500,000 taka, with potential penalties extending to life imprisonment or the death penalty.
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4 extractedPunishments for human trafficking in Bangladesh can extend to life imprisonment or the death penalty.
Human trafficking convictions in Bangladesh carry a minimum seven-year prison sentence and a fine of at least 500,000 taka.
Individuals seeking wives in Bangladesh via brokers or agencies risk arrest for human trafficking.
China's embassy in Bangladesh warned citizens against using illegal matchmaking services to find brides.