4名泰国人在缅甸被骗(泰国) 2023.7.13……【Press】【ประเทศไทย】她们被承诺在大其力工作，但随后被带到中国边境附近的城镇
四名在缅甸的泰国妇女声称自己被 TikTok 上的非法职业经纪人欺骗担任公关人员，但被迫从事妓女工作，因此要求遣返。
周三，Ninja Today Facebook 粉丝页面上发布的一段视频显示，两名泰国妇女请求帮助将她们带回家，这则故事由此浮出水面。
“请帮助我们。我们想回家。我们被骗去缅甸工作。”其中一名妇女泪流满面地说。“我们联系了我们所知道的所有泰国政府机构，但没有人帮助我们。他们只是告诉我们要等。请帮助我们。”
视频描述称，这名女子来自乌汶叻差他尼(Ubon Ratchathani)，她和她的三个朋友原本被许诺在清莱美塞区（Mae Sai）对面的边境小镇大其力工作，但她们却在6月被派往孟保（Mong Pauk），在泰国做妓女。
Mong Pauk是独立佤邦的一座城市，距中国边境仅10公里。它以主要针对中国游客的娱乐场所而闻名。
其中一名来自乌汶叻差他尼 (Ubon Ratchathani) 的 35 岁女性凯 (Kay) 表示，招聘人员承诺提供高薪、免费住宿和食物，并承担从泰国到大其力的交通费用。
这些妇女申请了这份工作，收到了 10,000 泰铢的旅费，然后前往美塞（Mae Sai）。凯说，一名男子通过自然过境点将它们带到大其力，六个小时后他们又被送往另一个城镇，在那里他们意识到自己被骗了。
她说，到达孟保（Mong Pauk）后，凯 (Kay) 和她的朋友必须从事妓女工作，否则就会遭到殴打和饥饿。
她说，幸运的是，他们仍然可以使用手机并寻求帮助。
他们将照片和视频发送到 CSI LA 的 Facebook 页面，该页面随后联系了位于乌汶叻差他尼的弱势群体庇护所 Baan Hia Charn，请求帮助联系受害者家人。
Baan Hia Charn 的代表还联系了乌汶市警察局长 Pol Col Khanongrit Dara、当地政界人士以及 Ninja Today Facebook 页面的所有者寻求帮助。
CSI LA 表示需要筹集 120 万泰铢来支付四名女性的自由。

4 Thais ‘duped into prostitution’ in Myanmar
Women were promised jobs in Tachileik but then taken to town near Chinese border

PUBLISHED : 13 JUL 2023 AT 17:38

Four Thai women in Myanmar have asked to be repatriated after saying they had been duped by an illegal job broker on TikTok to work as PR staff but were forced to work as prostitutes.

The story surfaced after a video posted on the Ninja Today Facebook fan page on Wednesday showed two Thai women asking for help to bring them back home.

“Help us, please. We want to come back home. We were dupped to work in Myanmar,” one of the women said tearfully. “We have contacted every Thai government agency that we know of, but nobody helped us. They only told us to wait. Please help us.”

The video description stated that the woman was from Ubon Ratchathani and that she and three of her friends were promised work in Tachileik, a border town across from Mae Sai district in Chiang Rai, but instead they were sent to Mong Pauk to work as prostitutes in June.

Mong Pauk is a city in the independent Wa State, only 10 kilometres from the border with China. It is known for entertainment venues that target mainly Chinese visitors.

One of the women, a 35-year-old from Ubon Ratchathani who went by the name of Kay, said the recruiter promised good pay, free accommodation and food plus covering transport costs from Thailand to Tachileik.

The women applied for the job, received 10,000 baht to cover travel costs, and travelled to Mae Sai. Kay said one man brought them to Tachileik via a natural border crossing. They were transported for another six hours to another town, where they realised they had been duped.

After arriving at Mong Pauk, Kay and her friend had to work as prostitutes, or they would be beaten and starved, she said.

Fortunately, they could still use their mobile phones and call for help, she said.

They sent photos and videos to the Facebook page of CSI LA, which later contacted Baan Hia Charn, the Ubon Ratchathani-based shelter for vulnerable people, for help contacting the victims’ families.

Representatives of Baan Hia Charn also contacted the police chief of Ubon Ratchathani, Pol Col Khanongrit Dara, local politicians and the owner of the Ninja Today Facebook page for help.

CSI LA said 1.2 million baht needed to be raised to pay for the freedom of the four women.

Pol Col Khanongrit said he had filed a report about the four victims to his commander. The police can help them in Ubon Ratchathani after they return to Thailand, he said.