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WSJ | Posing as ‘Alicia,’ This Man Scammed Hundreds Online. He Was Also a Victim.
“It’s real people scamming real people, and those people have feelings, they have emotions, they have memories,” said Mechelle Moore, the Mae Sot-based chief executive of an anti-trafficking nonprofit called Global Alms Incorporated.
“They’re put into survival mode, where you either think you’re going to die or be extremely hurt in some way, and you choose to comply,” she said. “It’s absolutely disgusting and devastating.”
DW News | How Chinese mafia run a scam factory in Myanmar
In KK Park, on the Myanmar-Thai border, those who refuse to scam face torture, starvation and even murder. DW investigates one of Asia's most brutal scam compounds and features Global Alms Incorporated Chief Executive Officer, Mechelle B Moore, and her work with the GAI Counter Trafficking Unit.
CNN | A Chinese criminal network is using modern day slaves
“It's terrifying to think what the scale of this is like, and then how much we can't do to help them. We can do our bit, but that's a drop in the ocean compared to what they need,” says Moore, who’s working day and night to save Rakesh’s friends and the dozens of people that reach out every day begging for help.
Mae Sot Temporary Shelter to Protect Potential Victims of Trafficking
Global Alms Incorporated Chief Executive Officer, Mechelle B Moore, the Tak Provincial Immigration Office together with local security agencies screened potential victims of trafficking according to the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).
Mae Sot National Referral Mechanism Steering Committee
Global Alms Incorporated Chief Executive Officer, Mechelle B Moore, with Government Agencies discussing guidelines for driving the integrated centre to separate victims of human trafficking in the Tak Province for assistance and protection of trafficking victims in the Mae Sot National Referral Mechanism Steering Committee.
Trafficking in Persons for Forced Criminality
Global Alms Incorporated Chief Executive Officer, Mechelle B Moore, along with the Tak Provincial Immigration Office, attended the multidisciplinary team meeting to consider separating persons who are reasonably believed to be victims of human trafficking during the Reflection Period under the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).
Mae Sot Multi-Disciplinary Team members screening Potential Victims of Trafficking for Forced Criminality
Global Alms Incorporated Chief Executive Officer, Mechelle B Moore, the Tak Provincial Immigration Office together with local security agencies screened potential victims of trafficking according to the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).