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In September 17 2022 about 2pm, a group approximately 50 Vietnamese's worker of an Casino in
Cambodia's Svay Rieng province, near Moc Bai border gate were running with the best they could to
return their mother land, unfortunately the Cambodia police have held them back for Investigation. As
the video been recorded by local near there, while the Vietnamese worker are running there some
people wearing in black was casing after them, those who fell have been beaten and arrested by them.
Tran Ngoc Binh a 32 man who is the victim of the case say he and other people force to work 12 plus a
day and never let to go out from the casino area, who not doing the things as the Casino people said will
be beaten and torture.

Summarize:

The casino and pig-butchering crimes are two instances of human trafficking that take
advantage of vulnerable. In the case involving the butchering of pigs, victims were seduced with the
promise of well-paying jobs but were actually made to labor in cruel conditions at pig-butchering
factories. They were held hostage, mistreated physically and mentally, and not compensated. Similar to
the casino case, the victims in this one was promised well-paying jobs but were instead made to work at
casinos for free in appalling conditions. They had little freedom and were abused physically and
psychologically. These incidents included misleading and taking advantage of helpless people looking for
jobs. They emphasize the necessity for increased public knowledge of and education on human
trafficking, as well as the significance of tougher laws to against this crime.