There are still many Malaysians falling victim to job scams: DPM
Without disclosing the number of victims, he said most of those caught up in the employment fraud syndicates were deceived by advertisements offered on social media and were…
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LA-based Filipino convicted of setting up 300 fake marriages for ‘green card’
Engilbert Ulan, 42, was convicted of conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and immigration document fraud, the US attorney’s office said in a statement.
Reporters Without Borders calls for int’l probe into Arshad Sharif case after UN letter to Pakistan, Kenya
The letter to the Pakistani authorities, written global media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF), had expressed “deep concern” about the “death threats and legal…
Seoul high court sides with iPhone owners against Apple over ‘batterygate’
More than 62,000 iPhone owners sued Apple for damages in 2018, after the company rolled out updates that included features that prevented devices from being powered down.
Marcos calls for streamlined, digitalized makeover of PH jail services
President Marcos’ speech was delivered at the National Decongestion Summit in Manila by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin while the President was in isolation due to COVID-19.
Thai police to investigate bribery allegations reported by German media
The allegations said that the tourist was arrested on Sept 11, 2022, after being caught in a sting operation by local authorities.
United States hands over four stolen Nepali artefacts
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said three of the pieces were recovered under several ongoing investigations into trafficking networks targeting Nepali antiquities.
Beware of AI-driven crimes: Experts
Deepfakes, voice spoofing and financial market manipulation could all become the future of crime when syndicates start using AI in their operations.
Fugitives will be pursued for life: John Lee
Activist Agnes Chow Ting was previously arrested by police’s National Security Department on Aug 10, 2020 for suspected collusion with external forces and was subsequently…
Members of LDP Abe faction may have over ¥10 million in kickbacks
Investigators are looking into the possibility of prosecuting the case as a violation of the Political Funds Control Law and are considering interviewing dozens of LDP members.