Amnesty International Uncovers Slavery, Torture, and Human Trafficking in Cambodian Cybercrime Compounds

An investigation by Amnesty International has uncovered cases of slavery, torture, and human trafficking in 53 cybercrime compounds in Cambodia. The most common activities in these facilities were "pig butchering" scams. These scams involve persuading victims to invest money in fraudulent platforms, often using psychological manipulation techniques. The impacts include serious human rights violations and significant financial losses for the victims.