UN Report Exposes Torture and Trafficking Behind Global Scam Compounds | Law-Order

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43% : A new report released today by the UN Human Rights Office has laid bare the brutal realities faced by hundreds of thousands of people trafficked into sprawling scam operations, largely concentrated in Southeast Asia but increasingly spreading across the globe.
42% : "The litany of abuse is staggering and at the same time heart-breaking," said UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk.
39% : The UN Human Rights Office is urging governments and regional bodies to confront the deeply entrenched corruption enabling these lucrative criminal networks and to ensure victims receive justice, support, and protection.
38% : The UN document details severe human rights violations inside scam centres, including: Victims described being punished for failing to meet scamming targets, including beatings, tasering, confinement, and being "sold" to harsher compounds.

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