IVF as a medical procedure is not human trafficking, but some illegal activities involving certain IVF clinics and individuals have been linked to child trafficking in specific cases.
IVF is NOT human trafficking

Bengaluru child trafficking: Doctors, hospitals, IVF centres may have been involved in interstate racket, say police - Bangalore News - The Indian Express
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Key Evidence
Former IVF clinic employees were arrested in India over child trafficking allegations.
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Some IVF units run by accused traffickers have been shut down by authorities.
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Investigations by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) have targeted IVF centers linked to child trafficking networks.
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Police reports indicate doctors, hospitals, and IVF centers may have been involved in interstate child trafficking rackets.
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What the Evidence Shows
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a widely accepted assisted reproductive technology designed to help individuals and couples conceive children. By definition and in legitimate practice, IVF is a medical procedure and does not constitute human trafficking.
However, multiple news reports from India reveal that some individuals and clinics operating under the guise of IVF services have been implicated in illegal child trafficking activities. These cases involve criminal misuse of IVF clinics or surrogacy centers to facilitate the trafficking of newborns or infants for sale or illegal adoption.
Key points:
IVF itself is a medical fertility treatment and not human trafficking.
Certain rogue IVF clinics and personnel have been arrested or investigated for involvement in child trafficking networks.
These criminal cases are exceptions and represent illegal exploitation rather than the standard practice of IVF.
Law enforcement agencies have taken action against such entities to curb these abuses.
Therefore, while IVF as a procedure is not human trafficking, vigilance is necessary to prevent and prosecute illegal activities that misuse IVF clinics as fronts for trafficking crimes.