Taiwan charges 62 people linked to Cambodia's Prince Group
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Taiwan charges 62 people linked to Cambodia's Prince Group
Taiwanese prosecutors charged 62 people and 13 companies Wednesday in connection with a Cambodian conglomerate whose founder is accused of running forced labour camps. Prince Holding Group founder Chen Zhi has been indicted by the US on fraud and money-laundering charges for allegedly running a multibillion-dollar cyberscam network from Cambodia. The Southeast Asian nation has emerged as a hotspot for crime syndicates running a multibillion-dollar fraud industry that sees scammers lure internet users globally into fake romantic relationships and cryptocurrency investments.
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