China strengthens efforts to curb cross-border online fraud
To safeguard people's legitimate rights and protect their assets, China's Ministry of Public Security has also joined hands with their counterparts in Southeast Asian countries to…
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Over RM1 million deposited into Rosmah’s account between 2014 and 2017: Witness
Rosmah, the wife of former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, is facing 12 money laundering charges involving RM7,097,750, and five counts of failure to declare her income…
Bomb threats made at 18 locations over Singapore; police find no items of security concern
The police added that they are investigating a likely case of a bomb hoax – an offence that carries a jail term of up to seven years and maximum fine of $50,000.
‘Surrender not an option’: PM Kakar vows to continue fight against terrorists
The interim premier’s statement comes a day after six soldiers died during a gun battle with terrorists in the general area of Asman Manza of South Waziristan district.
South Korea plans to revive police conscription to fight crime
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said that the measure is for "ensuring safety and protecting the lives of ordinary citizens from 'senseless crimes.'"
ASEAN vows to improve transnational victim, witness protection
Thousands of people are believed to fall victim to social media posts promising well-paid jobs in another country, only to then be held captive and forced to defraud strangers…
3 accused over sexual assault of DJ Soda at Osaka music event
The prefectural police will further interrogate the suspects, while analyzing video footage of the event provided by the firm, TryHard Japan.
As violent crimes surge, Korea mulls life sentences without parole
Police have arrested 20 people out of 173 people detained over two weeks until Friday for posting online death threats, out of some 300 people in total.
True Crimes of Asia: Years after Taipei subway stabbing spree, mental health awareness still lacking
However, experts say that ultimately, avenues for help are useless if those struggling with mental health issues constantly feel persecuted by the larger community.
Human rights commission willing to work with international court for Philippine drug war probe
According to a 2022 report, the Commission on Human Rights has looked into 882 cases involving 1,139 drug war victims — figures that are a mere fraction of the tens of thousands…