Cambodia-bound trafficking victims intercepted at NAIA
The Bureau of Immigration intercepted six suspected human trafficking victims at NAIA bound for Cambodia, preventing exploitation and coordinating with the…
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The Bureau of Immigration intercepted six suspected human trafficking victims at NAIA bound for Cambodia, preventing exploitation and coordinating with the…
Immigration authorities turned all four men over to the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking for formal investigation.
Twelve Filipino human trafficking victims from Cambodia have been safely repatriated to the Philippines, as the Department of Migrant Workers opens a new…
Twenty-two Filipino trafficking victims have been safely repatriated from Cambodia to the Philippines, with the DMW, OWWA and other agencies providing medical…
Twenty Filipino human trafficking victims from Cambodia have been safely repatriated to the Philippines, with coordinated assistance from the Department of…
53 human trafficking victims return from Cambodia to the Philippines, aided by DMW and Philippine Embassy, receiving medical care, counseling, and…
Fifty-three Filipino trafficking victims arrive at NAIA from Cambodia after being rescued from alleged online scam operations, with two needing medical…
The Philippine government repatriates 190 Filipinos trafficked from Cambodia, offering aid and warning the public against illegal recruitment schemes.
The Bureau of Immigration intercepted four China-bound passengers at NAIA Terminal 1 after two were assessed as possible human trafficking victims and the…
Bureau of Immigration stops three suspected human trafficking victims at NAIA Terminal 3 bound for Spain, exposing recruitment scam via social media.
‘Every successful action protects people from being duped and taken advantage of’
Viado noted that the victims paid P30,000 to their recruiter for forged documents.
‘We urge Filipinos not to accept job offers in Lebanon due to increased risks to their safety and well-being’
