Experts check out stand-in parents

A group of experts is assessing and selecting suitable families to adopt children rescued by police from human traffickers. The children live in a social welfare home in Huizhou, Guangdong province, as the authorities have failed to find their biological parents.

According to Chen Su'e, director of Huizhou Children's Social Welfare Home, the sifting out of families is being conducted in an open, transparent and fair way.

"Wealthy families may not be selected as the best to adopt a child if their other conditions fail to meet the requirements," Chen said.