A country that has deceived the entire world by even setting up a fake Singaporean police station right in the middle of a scam compound, Cambodia has now gathered over 20 countries to hold an "international conference to eradicate fraud." The government confidently stated, "There are no longer any scam compounds," but the deputy prime minister who delivered the closing speech is a person whose name was listed just ten days ago on a request for sanctions investigation by the U.S. House of Representatives. The scam compounds remain wide open, yet why are the ruling figures who protected them still shrouded in a veil of secrecy?
(Reported and produced by Yeo Hyeon-gyo | Video edited by Yoon Ye-ran | Designed by Cho Seung-hyun | Assistance by Kim Chae-hyun | Produced by SBS Digital News Content IP Team)
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Cambodia Hosts International Anti-Fraud Conference... Why Suspicion of "Image Laundering" is Arising
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