Three arrested over forced labour case in Cambodia
The victims – 35 Vietnamese males and five females – told the police that they were lured to Cambodia to work, with the promise of "easy work, high salary".
The victims – 35 Vietnamese males and five females – told the police that they were lured to Cambodia to work, with the promise of "easy work, high salary".
In a recently publicized case of suspected organ trafficking, a living donor kidney transplant was conducted overseas with a Tokyo-based nonprofit organization acting as an…
Victims of the scam were offered jobs of high pay and low requirements in southeast countries before having their passports seized by the scammers.
In a video, the former lawmaker could be heard saying: “I have given free hand to workers to kill. We will get them acquitted and secure bail.”
The police force has been mired in various scandals before, but the latest controversy has exposed the culture of violence and manipulation that has long plagued the force.
A casino supervisor and staff members have been detained for questioning following the incident, which saw the more than 40 employees swim across the Chrey Thom River to Vietnam.
The suspect, supposedly a teenage girl, said she was not acquainted with the two victims. The police seized three knives from her.
The hacker, who renamed the Court's website “Kangaroo Court”, will have to pay a fine as well.
Such actions are a violation of the government’s directive banning the use, sale and import of e-cigarette products since 2014.
With data leaks being reported more often these days, many wonder if these incidents were the main reason they have become the target of scam calls.