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Life After 14 Months Trapped in Cyberscam Centers

Society
Philippines
Iniciada September 11, 2026

Since Marcus testified against a major scam syndicate in a Manila courtroom in September 2023, the Burmese national has needed to hide his identity and constantly look over his shoulder, fearful that he would be re-enslaved, tortured, or killed. In May, the Philippine court announced its verdict: The three Chinese leaders who had enslaved him Read more. The post Life After 14 Months Trapped in Cyberscam Centers appeared first on Christianity Today

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