Fraud factories are emerging in Southeast Asia, where individuals who have been trafficked are compelled to perpetrate scams. These operations have proliferated on a global scale, with centers now established in regions such as Ghana and Mexico. Vulnerable job seekers, particularly those possessing technological skills, are prime targets for traffickers. Addressing this issue necessitates international collaboration, the implementation of stronger legal frameworks, support for survivors, and a comprehensive approach to tackling the root causes of trafficking. The escalating threat highlights the imperative for prompt action from governmental bodies and technology companies.
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