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Malaysian police are investigating former deputy minister Datuk Dr Mashitah Ibrahim and her husband for alleged involvement in Dongmei Park, a Myanmar-based cyber scam and forced labor hub, following a Justice For Myanmar report that exposed links between prominent Malaysians and organized crime activities in the controversial industrial park.
In post-coup Myanmar, Chinese criminal syndicates are exploiting the economic crisis to lure desperate youth into online fraud schemes through deceptive job advertisements, forcing trafficked workers to scam victims worldwide from high-rise compounds in Laukkai.
China and its five Southeast Asian neighbours along the Lancang-Mekong River have agreed to focus on security cooperation to combat cross-border crime in the region, especially cyber fraud and gambling.
China intensifies its crackdown on cyberscams in Myanmar, targeting 31,000 suspects, including 63 scam leaders. Despite efforts, questions remain about the crackdown's reach and effectiveness in the conflict-ridden region.
The military’s move to cut off power to Shwe Kokko, a center of scam operations and online gambling, follows pressure from high-ranking Chinese officials.
Foreign nationals are being trafficked to Cambodia through online scams, and some are subject to torture and even death. Survivors and human rights experts are calling for law enforcement to take action.