JOB SCAM/11 more Taiwanese human trafficking victims repatriated from Cambodia
09/05/2022 08:56 PM
Eleven Taiwanese nationals, who had been among hundreds of others trafficked to Cambodia to work for fraud rings, were sent home over the past two two days, Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) said Monday.
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