10 Dec 2024 (Job Scams) Myanmar 🇲🇲 / Laos 🇱🇦/ Philippines 🇵🇭
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India: Kerala police arrest three agents involved in trafficking graduates to CambodiaThe Kerala police have arrested three individuals in connection with trafficking young graduates from the state after luring them abroad with false promises of employment and later selling them in Cambodia. The arrested men —Anurag, Athiradh, and Naseeruddin Sha—are accused of recruiting unsuspecting job seekers who were then forced to work as cybercriminals involved in online scams.
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https://www.thenewsminute.com/kerala/kerala-police-arrest-three-agents-involved-in-trafficking-graduates-to-cambodia»
https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/mumbai-news/nia-court-refuses-bail-to-trio-arrested-in-human-trafficking-case-101733772527215.html▫️
Mystery Raids: Over 1,000 Potential Trafficking Victims Unaccounted ForDespite police raids and media exposés, housing compounds in Kampong Speu and Phnom Penh suspected of hosting online scam rings run by trafficked labor, appear to remain operational – or have yet to yield the mass rescues expected.
This comes as some foreign workers uncovered in the sting operations were simply deemed “not tortured” by law enforcement officials but remain unaccounted for.
In the past two months, national police raided fortified complexes in Kampong Speu, informally known as Mango Park, and in Phnom Penh’s Steung Meanchey commune over suspected illegal gambling or worker abuse, uncovering over 1,000 foreigners from a mix of nationalities who were reportedly “detained”.
https://cambojanews.com/mystery-raids-over-1000-potential-trafficking-victims-unaccounted-for/▫️
POGO hub in Davao del NorteDAVAO CITY – A kidnapping report led the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to uncover an alleged illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) hub in Barangay Manay, Panabo City, Davao del Norte. The raid resulted in the arrest of 61 individuals, including 55 Chinese nationals, 4 Malaysians, and 1 Filipino.
The operation, conducted in the early hours of December 6, followed a complaint from Ruby Lim, who reported to the NBI Central Office that she had been held captive somewhere in Davao del Norte. Acting on the tip, the NBI conducted surveillance that pinpointed the suspected POGO hub.
However, both the alleged owner of the facility and Ruby Lim managed to escape just before the raid, adding complexity to the ongoing investigation.
https://newsline.ph/kidnapping-report-leads-nbi-to-suspected-pogo-hub-in-panabo-city-60-arrested/- - - -N-E-E-D- -H-E-L-P-?- - - - - JOB SCAMS: - - - - - - - - -
China: Mninistry of Public Security (MPS), 14 Dong Chang an Street, Beijing 100741. Phone: 86-010-65202114 /
www.mps.gov.cnThailand Human trafficking hotline: 1599
Taiwanese trapped abroad: MOFA: 0800-0885-0885 | from Taiwan call: 0800-085-095.
Indians trapped abroad in fake job rackets: The state government has provided three numbers- 9600023645, 8760248625 and 044-28515288 for the public to contact.
Indians trapped in Cambodia: Helpline numbers for victims of human trafficking: CI Cybercrimes: 9490617917; CP WhatsApp: 949333663; Control Room: 0891-2565454.
Cambodia National Police: 117 | (+855) 031 201 2345, or the English Hotline via Telegram (+855) 097 9117 117.
Punjab: OWRC 24/7 helpline (1800113090)
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