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There is no central authority or universal set of laws or ethical standards. It's thousands of wildly divergent sovereign star systems or even individual planets, most of which have no up-to-date information about the others - in fact, most of them probably know nothing whatsoever about the majority of other civilizations in the galaxy, just the nearest few. If even that.
In short, they got away with it because there was no one who could or who cared to stop them and there was demand for the product.