A: Hey there! Have you heard about the news?
B: Nope, what's up?

A: So, this Thai mother who let her daughter get sexually exploited in Japan is probably getting extradited from Taiwan soon. It might be to either Japan or Thailand.

B: Whoa, that's terrible! What happened to the girl?

A: Well, she was just 12 when she was forced to work at a massage parlor in Tokyo. The manager of that place got arrested last November.

B: I see... and the mother was detained in Taiwan after leaving her daughter here?

A: Yeah! Senior Thai police official, Inspector General Thatchai Pitaneelaboot told NHK that. He also said the mother admitted to taking her child to work there.

B: So, where is she going to be extradited then?

A: Taiwanese authorities are deciding on it, but he thinks Japan would be more effective because most of the evidence is there and that's where the crimes happened.

B: I wonder if they can catch the whole network behind this...

A: Thatchai said it's not a mafia-style group or big criminal organization, but more like a group of people who used to work illegally abroad and now recruiting others in Thailand. He also mentioned that it leads to human trafficking between Thailand and multiple countries.

B: Wow, this is really serious... We need to cooperate with other countries to stop something like this.

A: Exactly! Thatchai stressed on the importance of cooperation among countries. Let's hope for justice for that poor girl and a crackdown on these illegal activities!