Philippines DITO case update: 39 Chinese technicians have been released, controversy arises as the head of the immigration bureau personally signs the release order.

In late May, the case involving foreign workers at the Philippine DITO Telecommunications Company caught attention, where 39 Chinese technicians detained by the Bureau of Immigration were released on June 9. Notably, the release order was signed by Joel Anthony Viado, the current head of the Philipp

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DITO Complaint: Chinese technicians dispatched abroad detained by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, compliant employment accused of illegal work.

The Philippine telecommunications operator DITO Telecommunity recently responded to the incident where 39 Chinese technical personnel were detained by the Philippine Bureau of Immigration, acknowledging that this might slightly impact some projects technically, but emphasized that these employees we

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DITO denies illegal employment of foreigners, stating that 39 technicians are partner employees with legal visas.

The third largest telecommunications operator in the Philippines, DITO Telecommunity, recently responded to allegations of "illegal employment of foreigners," emphasizing that the company has not employed undocumented foreign personnel.In a statement, DITO pointed out that the 39 foreigners taken aw

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