CAMBODIA Modern slaves exploited by Chinese bosses in Sihanoukville for online scams
The coastal city has received a lot of Chinese investment in recent years. Inside the China Project compound, at least 8,000 people are held prisoner, trained to commit Internet fraud. A Khmer Times investigation found that criminals are moving their activities to other parts of the country.
09/10/2021, 15.31 CAMBODIA --> Send to a friend Modern slaves exploited by Chinese bosses in Sihanoukville for online scams The coastal city has received a lot of Chinese investment in recent years. Inside the China Project compound, at least 8,000 people are held prisoner, trained to commit Internet fraud. A Khmer Times investigation found that criminals are moving their activities to other parts of the country. END pintimage1 --> END pintimage2 --> END pintimage3 --> END pintimage4 --> Phnom Penh (AsiaNews/Agencies) - From the outside they look like a dozen square buildings, residential comp
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