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Did you know there are an estimated 100,000 victims of human trafficking in the UK right now?
Recently, our team partnered with all major airports across the UK to raise awareness through our Can You See Me? campaign.
Can You See Me? shines a light on the millions of men, women, and children trapped in slavery worldwide. Through partnerships with law enforcement, governments, businesses, and NGOs, we turn awareness into action—helping identify and recover victims, and making it harder for traffickers to operate. 🤝
🛑Visit A21.org/Givenow to support our global operations and help build a world where exploitation has nowhere to hide.
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This is amazing @MrBeast, thank you for taking on such an important cause!
Latest on the situation on the Thai-Myanmar border where thousands of victims from scamming centers are released and being identified as victims tons of human trafficking after grueling treatment, beatings and threats. bbc.com/news/articles/c5yr7j…
8/ The town of Mai Sot is now the epicenter. Over 350 victims have already crossed the border, many confirmed as trafficking survivors. More could follow in batches of 400-800.
11/ This is a global crisis of financial crimes which Interpol estimated was worth 3.1 trillion USD in 2023.
12/ If you want to help, support groups like @A21 working to protect victims and hold traffickers accountable. Awareness is critical—share this thread. 🛑✊
#HumanTrafficking #PigButcheringScam #MaiSot #CyberCrime #ModernSlavery
6/ Some escape and tell horror stories:
- Electric shocks if they refuse to scam.
- Beatings for failing quotas.
- Locked in dark rooms for trying to flee.
🚨 Tens of thousands of people are being trafficked into scam centers across Southeast Asia. They’re beaten, tortured, and forced to run online scams.
This is modern-day slavery. Here’s what’s happening and why the Thai-Myanmar border is at the center of a major crackdown 🧵
4/ These centers are run by organised crime groups, often with ties to casinos, corrupt officials, and global financial networks. They generate billions in illicit profits.
3/ How big is this? The UN estimates over 200,000 people are trapped in scam compounds in Myanmar, Cambodia, and beyond. Some reports put the number even higher.
2/ But the real victims? The people inside these scam centers. Trafficked from all over the world, locked in guarded compounds, and forced to scam others—or face brutal torture.