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Myanmar Approves Death Penalty for Forced Scam Labor, Life for Crypto Fraud

Myanmar has approved the death penalty for forced scam labor and life imprisonment for cryptocurrency fraud. The United Nations estimates that scam operations in the region caused up to $114 billion in losses in 2025.

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