The Foreign Ministry is currently planning to rescue another batch of Indonesians trapped in Myanmar’s rebel-controlled Myawaddy region, where online scam rings operate, after successfully repatriating a total of 130 human trafficking victims in the past few weeks.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that it is still trying to repatriate 525 Indonesians who have allegedly fallen victim to human trafficking from

Hundreds of foreign nationals pulled out of scam compounds in Myanmar during a crackdown on centres run by criminal gangs have little food, scant healthcare and filthy toilets in the remote militia camp they have been taken to,

Some 260 workers from 19 countries have been released from human trafficking “scam compounds” in Myanmar, reports International Justice Mission (IJM) Thailand, a Christian non-governmental legal rights organization — with hundreds more expected to be released from other compounds in the near future.

Criminal gangs have trafficked hundreds of thousands of people to scam centers along the Thai-Myanmar border to help generate illicit revenues running into billions of dollars a year.

Nominated MP Irene Mayaka wants the government to give the timelines for repatriation of Kenyans currently stranded at the Myanmar-Thailand border.Seeking a statement from the Departmental Committee on Defence,

Thailand authorities have arrested 100 nationals for involvement in a Cambodia-based transnational scam operation.

Criminal syndicates have trafficked hundreds of thousands of people to work in sprawling compounds that use sophisticated techniques to trick people into transferring funds, generating illicit revenues running into billions of dollars each year,

A China-led crackdown on online fraud rescued thousands from Myanmar this month. But this massive business of grift keeps growing.

Thailand, Myanmar, and China unite to dismantle a massive online scam network. Over 220,000 people are trapped in fraud hubs, forced to swindle victims worldwide, according to the UN.

Hundreds of Southeast Asians were repatriated home over the weekend as Thailand continued to crack down on cross-border human trafficking and scam compound operators with Beijing’s backing after a deal was reached with China to return 5,000 of its citizens.

The Department of Special Investigation has forwarded an arrest warrant request for Major General Maung Chit Thu to the Attorney General.