Thousands trapped in Myanmar’s cyber slavery racket | DW News

They scam unsuspecting victims across the globe — but they’re victims themselves. Thousands of people are trafficked worldwide into Myanmar’s war-torn east, where they are forced to trick people in Europe, the US and China into scam schemes. At KK Park, one of the most notorious facilities, those who refuse risk torture and even murder. DW’s investigative unit went to the borderlands of Thailand and Myanmar to track down the perpetrators behind this multimillion-euro operation. Along the way, they uncovered a vast criminal network leading to a notorious Chinese Triad boss. Watch full-length report by Julia Bayer and Nina Tietzel on DW Documentary: #myanmar #kkpark #cyberslavery Chapters 00:00 DW Exclusive Myanmar Cyber slavery 04:01 Interview with Jason Tower, Burma program, US Institute of Peace 09:08 Interview with Lewis Sanders, DW Investigative Reporter Subscribe: For more news go to: Follow DW on social media: ►Facebook: ►Twitter: ►Instagram: ►Twitch: Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: