Recently, the Cambodian Anti-Corruption Committee announced the arrest of two police officers involved in a case where they were suspected of accepting substantial bribes to illegally release a group …more>>
Special Report on Cambodia's Hotspots, Directly Capturing the True Face of Cambodia
The shocking detail is not the case itself, but the fact that the main perpetrator involved in the murder had been arrested before, yet was easily "dealt with" and released, and so was the female mast…more>>
I have been imprisoned in the so-called "Sunshine Prison" for nearly two months. The term "sunshine" is merely a facade to cover up corruption.
Upon arrival, law enforcement said, "Once you're in Sun…more>>
I went to the Philippines in 2017 and worked there for a few years. I returned to my home country in 2021 and had a minor management role during that time. Recently, I heard that a former colleague go…more>>
I just watched the third episode of the second season of "Squid Game," where the Philippines was mentioned in a negative light. Do all Koreans think of the Philippines as a capital of crime? Moreover,…more>>
The woman drug dealer in Phnom Penh was arrested, agreed to pay $250 to the district governor, and was then released? Before his downfall, the governor claimed it was just a joke.
Why is the life of Chinese people so cheap in Southeast Asia, and whose fault is it? Is it the fault of the Chinese themselves? For example, do Chinese people enjoy harming each other at the grassroot…more>>
Reflecting on history, for the Chinese community in the Philippines, the Philippines was once a dangerous, terrifying place filled with fear. In 1992, Manila was dubbed the "Kidnap Capital of Asia" by The New York Times. The majority of those kidnapped and murdered abroad were Chinese. Why is this t
This foolish country, the Philippines, has had enough. A few days ago, local police seized an opportunity to make money by threatening someone that they would be detained if they didn't have proper do…more>>
Recently, the situation in various places in Xiaofei has been unstable, with police raids on various buildings and many arrests. However, there are also reports that the police raids involved illegal arrests and destruction of surveillance equipment! The purpose is said to be to extort money from th
Cambodian customs no longer require "tips"?
Spill the tea, mutual aid, everyone pay attention to discerning the authenticity of information.
I've been in the Philippines for seven or eight years now. In this country, anyone with even a little bit of power will exploit it to the fullest, using their authority to make money. From high-rankin…more>>
Let's discuss life in the Philippines together, PASA brothers, and encourage each other!
Manila's nightlife girl, real name Zhao Jingling, stage name Tiantian. She used to stay in the special zone and had a history of drug use. After being introduced by a friend, she joined our team in Ma…more>>
Are the airports in the Philippines really that harsh, blatantly asking for tips? They ask for one at the entrance, and then again at customs. My friend says this is the norm: 1000 at the entrance, an…more>>
Lü Dong was arrested and indeed exposed a bunch of protective umbrellas behind him. 11 officials from Bangbanya Province were also involved in operating Lucky South 99, no wonder he was so hard to cat…more>>
Since the Pogo policy was implemented, there has been a continuous crackdown on online gambling. Recently, the new Minister of the Interior vowed to obtain a list of all POGO companies and personally shut down each one. Additionally, several major figures have been arrested. Which regions or major f
The Myanmar government is too corrupt. If you want to go through customs, you have to pay money. If you don't pay, they will drag you around, ask you all kinds of questions, and threaten you that they…more>>
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