Businessman accused of operating 'forced-labor' compounds.

The Ming family members were put to death after being convicted of crimes that generated $1.4 billion, including running scam compounds.

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China has executed 11 people identified as ringleaders of a vast, Myanmar-based telecommunications fraud network that ...

China has executed 11 members of a notorious mafia family that ran scam centres in Myanmar along its north-eastern border, state media report. The Ming family members were sentenced in September for ...

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A court in China’s Zhejiang province sentenced the Ming family members for crimes including homicide, illegal detention, fraud and operating gambling dens in Myanmar ...

Beijing’s clampdown aims to help safeguard financial security and monetary sovereignty while leaving room for regulated ...

According to a statement from the Intermediate People’s Court in Wenzhou, the group was also found guilty of involvement in ...

Executions are part of broader crackdown by Beijing on scam centres across Southeast Asia built on an industrial scale.

Among the executed were members of the "Ming family criminal group", whose activities had contributed to the deaths of 14 Chinese citizens and injuries to "many others".