Modern Slavery in Northern Malaysia: Maid and Recruitment Agencies Und…
페이지 정보
본문
Kedah Authorities Uncover Human Trafficking Network
Modern-day slavery continues to pose a growing challenge in Malaysia. In a recent bust in Northern Malaysia, Malaysian authorities uncovered a trafficking syndicate allegedly involving domestic worker suppliers and employment agents.
On earlier this year, officers entered a transit house in Kedah, where they found eighteen Myanmar migrants aged between young to middle-aged. Two locals were arrested, suspected to be working with a larger syndicate that may be linked to licensed recruitment agencies.
Investigators are now examining whether approved employment firms were used as cover operations for illegal labor trafficking. This method has been used by criminals to launder the movement of undocumented persons under the guise of job contracts.
This northern Malaysian state is a known zone for trafficking due to its access to cross-border routes. Many previous cases involved land elderly taker borders and links between overseas recruiters and local traffickers.
Under the ATIPSOM law, suspects could face serious penalties if found guilty. The government has promised to strengthen regulations on maid and recruitment agencies and monitor their activity.
If you suspect someone is a victim of trafficking, contact the Malaysian Anti-Trafficking Hotline at government helpline.
Stay informed — human trafficking can be masked behind legal businesses. It's time to speak up.
Modern-day slavery continues to pose a growing challenge in Malaysia. In a recent bust in Northern Malaysia, Malaysian authorities uncovered a trafficking syndicate allegedly involving domestic worker suppliers and employment agents.
On earlier this year, officers entered a transit house in Kedah, where they found eighteen Myanmar migrants aged between young to middle-aged. Two locals were arrested, suspected to be working with a larger syndicate that may be linked to licensed recruitment agencies.
Investigators are now examining whether approved employment firms were used as cover operations for illegal labor trafficking. This method has been used by criminals to launder the movement of undocumented persons under the guise of job contracts.
This northern Malaysian state is a known zone for trafficking due to its access to cross-border routes. Many previous cases involved land elderly taker borders and links between overseas recruiters and local traffickers.
Under the ATIPSOM law, suspects could face serious penalties if found guilty. The government has promised to strengthen regulations on maid and recruitment agencies and monitor their activity.
If you suspect someone is a victim of trafficking, contact the Malaysian Anti-Trafficking Hotline at government helpline.
Stay informed — human trafficking can be masked behind legal businesses. It's time to speak up.
- 이전글【구글 찌라시 광고 텔레 @TTSOFTKR12】 네이버검색광고견적 프라그마틱슬롯 유투브광고 마케팅대행 솔카지노 25.06.12
- 다음글The Realm of Gaming Establishments 25.06.12
댓글목록
등록된 댓글이 없습니다.