ASEANAPOL, Interpol warns of gruesome crimes linked to growing transnational scam operations


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PHNOM PENH (Bernama): International security agencies continue to warn of the growing threat of large-scale fraud, human trafficking and abuses linked to growing transnational scam centres in South-East Asia.

At the 93rd Interpol’s General Assembly held in Marrakech, Morocco, from Nov 24 to 27, the global police highlighted the ghastly crimes experienced by innocent victims, including physical violence, sexual exploitation, torture and rape.

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