"Long-lost twins sold at birth reunite through TikTok after 19 years"

Identical twins, Amy and Ano, who were separated and sold shortly after birth, reunited after finding each other on TikTok. They discovered they were victims of a child-trafficking scheme in Georgia and were part of up to 100,000 babies stolen from the 1950s to 2005. After confronting their families about their similarities, they tracked down their birth mother and sister via DNA tests and joined a Facebook group dedicated to reuniting families separated by suspected illegal adoptions. Georgia has begun investigating child trafficking, but historic data has been lost, and the UNHCR states that illegal adoptions violate multiple child rights norms and principles.