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June 24, 2026

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Alarm Raised as Kenyans Among Thousands Trapped in Asian Country

Alarm Raised as Kenyans Among Thousands Trapped in Asian Country

Over 300 Kenyans escaped or were rescued from the country between October 2025 and January 2026, according to the State Department for Diaspora Affairs...

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A new report by the Civil Society Network for Human Trafficking Victim Assistance (CSNHTV) reveals that at least 20 Kenyans are among over 5,300 individuals trapped in online scam centers near Myanmar's border with Thailand. These victims are being forced to work in fraudulent operations generating billions annually.

At least 20 Kenyans are among 5,300+ people held in scam centers.
The CSNHTV has alerted Thai police to the situation.
Victims are lured by promises of well-paying jobs and then forced into online fraud, with previous rescues and repatriations highlighting the ongoing crisis.

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