Recently, a flight from Phnom Penh, Cambodia to Shanghai has attracted attention. Witnesses said that nearly a hundred Chinese passengers were taken away by law enforcement officers after landing. This is not an isolated case—similar scenes have also appeared in the Philippines, Myanmar, and other p
Recently, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration launched a special inspection operation targeting the chaos of "affiliated work visas," destroying multiple illegal intermediary networks, deporting dozens of Chinese with fake 9G work visas, and blacklisting them from entering the country for the next
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) announced that it has approved the allocation of 50 million pesos in special funds to the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to expedite the deportation of foreign workers detained for involvement in illegal POGO (Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators)
News of strong enforcement again comes from the Thai-Myanmar border—28 foreign nationals were deported from Myawaddy in Myanmar's Karen State, a notorious hub for scam operations. Among them, 21 are from the Philippines and 7 from Nepal, all suspected of involvement in local transnational cyber scam
Breaking news! The Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) announced that a Chinese businessman impersonating a Filipino, Wu Zhishi (transliterated), who was recently arrested, will have all his assets in the Philippines legally seized before a decision is made on whether to deport him ba
The Federal High Court of Nigeria recently ruled on a major transnational cyber fraud case, sentencing 15 Chinese nationals, 2 Filipinos, and 1 Pakistani to one year in prison each, and imposing a fine of 1 million Naira (approximately 4,800 RMB) per person. After serving their sentences, all foreig
At Terminal 1 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, a flight to Shanghai slowly ascended, carrying 100 Chinese citizens involved in illegal gambling and cyber fraud. This marks the Philippine government's largest recent mass deportation. The scene was moving, with many Filipino spouses t
This week, the Philippine government massively deported 100 Chinese citizens suspected of participating in illegal offshore gambling (POGO) activities, marking a new phase in the country's crackdown on illegal gambling and transnational crime. These individuals were previously arrested in locations
The Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) states that the efforts to combat illegal offshore gaming operators (POGO) and their foreign employees are facing severe challenges. According to preliminary estimates by the agency, there are currently about 9,000 illegal POGO foreign workers s
The Philippines has once again taken a major step in regulating the offshore gaming (POGO) industry. Recently, 89 foreign nationals involved in telecommunications fraud, including individuals from Vietnam, South Korea, and China, were deported. However, this deportation is just the tip of the iceber
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Manet, the Cambodian government continues to intensify its crackdown on online gambling and telecommunications fraud. According to the latest data released by the Ministry of Interior, since the seventh government took office in August 2023, 11,240 foreign
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines recently announced that a Chinese national wanted for operating illegal online gambling in China was arrested during a joint law enforcement operation in Makati City.The man is currently undergoing deportation proceedings and will be permanently blac
Myanmar continues to escalate its crackdown on illegal entry and cross-border crime. According to official Myanmar media, eight Filipino nationals were detained by law enforcement for smuggling into the Myawaddy area of Kayin State and the well-known KK Industrial Zone, and are currently awaiting de
The Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) recently reported that there are still 947 foreign workers from Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) detained in Pasay, waiting for deportation.PAOCC spokesperson Winston Casio, in an interview with dzBB radio, mentioned that last Saturda
The Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) reports that due to detention facilities nearing capacity, nearly a thousand foreign nationals involved in illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations (POGO) are still detained awaiting deportation, causing a planned large-scale operation targ
Seven employees of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) voluntarily surrendered to the "Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission" (PAOCC), after their work visas were cancelled and they faced financial difficulties, hoping to return to Indonesia as soon as possible.According to Gilbert Cr
