Scam compounds have mushroomed in Myanmar’s borderlands and are staffed by foreigners. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bangkok has taken a number of recent measures to clamp down on the cyberfraud operations in the border region.

The Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA), which controls the area, earlier ordered illicit businesses to leave by Feb. 28.

Thailand's army says some 260 people believed to have been trafficked and trapped into working in online scam centers are to ...

Thailand has received 260 human trafficking victims, more than half of them Ethiopians, from Myanmar, its army said on ...

Hundreds of human trafficking victims who were deceived and forced to work in Myanmar scam centers have been turned over to ...

The junta-aligned DKBA says it wants to regain the trust of the Thai government to restore fuel, power, and internet access ...

BANGKOK: The Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA) on Thursday (Feb 13) vowed to crack down on illegal business operators and ...

The expulsion of foreigners from the Myanmar enclave comes after unprecedented pressure on online fraud operations.

Thai authorities say they are requesting arrest warrants for three leaders of an ethnic Karen militia believed to be ...

Thailand has received 260 human trafficking victims, more than half of them Ethiopians, from Myanmar, its army said on ...