A survivor publicly called out their former manager, "Brother Liang," claiming their team was moved from Cambodia's Koh Kong and Chaitong hubs to Laos after Chinese New Year. Instead of receiving their owed commissions, each person received only a 200-yuan holiday handout before being smuggled across the border and handed over to a completely different operation. Inquiries about their pay were simply left on read.
Unable to pay ransoms, several workers were thrown into detention in Tonpheung and endured severe beatings before Lao authorities transferred them back to China across the Yunnan border. Now released, the victim demands compensation for back wages, family ransom expenses, and the abuse suffered, warning that the manager's photos will be published next if he keeps dodging accountability.
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