Anti -traffickers in Hong Kong announced a recording of a kidnapped city resident and had to work for online fraudulent organizations in Myanmar.

The non -governmental organization stops human trafficking and lawyer Hong Kong Patricia Ho today announcing the recording of a victim who is a man named John, 30, stuck in Myanmar three months and forced to perform operations.

I once witnessed those who tried to flee but failed.

Human rights lawyer Patricia Ho (left) and the director of the human trafficking group in Hong Kong Michelle Wong at today's press conference.

John said that he went to Thailand to relax at the invitation of a friend, but was kidnapped and brought to Myanmar.

John said that during his work, if he did not meet the requirements of revenue, he could be sent to other places with 10 times worse.

The Hong Kong Special Government said that since January has received a proposal to help from 39 residents forced to join the online fraud line.

City law enforcement officials have established a specialized force to handle this problem and call for victims to use mobile applications provided by the government to send detailed information and images where they are being managed.

Johnson said he contacted the specialized force on August 23, but they said the situation was out of control and the issue must be handled by the Chinese central government.

The man added that the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar two months ago contacted him to find a way to help him leave, but then stopped responding.

Family members of the cheated victims in Hong Kong have come to the media and political parties to express their discontent.

Hong Kong police arrested 6 people involved in a scam.

The current system does not grasp the seriousness of the type of crime that we are supervising, lawyer Ho said.

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