BANGKOK--Myanmar’s military government extended its crackdown on online scam activities to a second major location, detaining ...
YANGON: Three Chinese nationals allegedly involved in online scam gambling have been arrested along with equipment used in ...
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Myanmar approves death penalty for 'violent' online scam crimes under new anti-fraud law
Myanmar's military-backed parliament has approved a new anti-fraud law that authorises the death penalty for the most serious online scam offences, including cases involving violent coercion, torture ...
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Myanmar approves death sentence for cyberscam offences
The law imposes life sentences and the death penalty for serious online scam offences, including torture, unlawful detention and running scam centres.
Myanmar's military-backed parliament has enacted a significant anti-online scam law, permitting the death penalty for those who abuse or detain individuals for cyber scam operations.
Authorities in Myanmar's largest city, Yangon, have jailed 69 people for involvement in online fraud, the junta-backed Myanmar Alinn newspaper reported on Friday. Six of them, including two Chinese ...
Myanmar authorities have handed over seven people suspected of involvement in online scams targeting Chinese citizens to Beijing authorities, state media reported Thursday. Criminal syndicates are ...
Myanmar’s military government is set to pass a new cybersecurity law that will ban the use of internet services, a move that has been condemned by digital rights activists and business groups. The ...
Myanmar adopts its toughest anti-scam legislation yet in an effort to dismantle a criminal industry that has repeatedly adapted to regional crackdowns. Matthew Ansley ansleycreative / Unsplash Myanmar ...
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