
Originally published bySouth China Morning Post
The UNโs migration agency is warning that criminal networks have been trafficking hundreds of thousands of people โ many of them educated English speakers โ to work in online scam centres, and the caseload is growing.
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) says victims are often lured by fake job advertisements โ mostly through social media โ promising work abroad, only to get locked up, have their identity documents seized, and be forced through violence, threats and โdebt bondageโ...
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