Myanmar's parliament passed a bill on Tuesday to add capital punishment to acts related to forced labor in internet fraud parks, greatly increasing the cost of this violation of the law that flooded the industry in war-torn countries. This “Anti-Internet Fraud Act” stipulates that if violence, torture, or illegal detention is used to coerce others to commit online fraud, those involved will be sentenced to 10 years in prison up to life in prison. The bill passed by the Parliament of the Union of Myanmar makes it clear that if the above abuses cause the victim to die, those involved will be punished with the death penalty.

Myanmar's parliament passed a bill on Tuesday to add capital punishment to acts related to forced labor in internet fraud parks, greatly increasing the cost of this violation of the law that flooded the industry in war-torn countries. This “Anti-Internet Fraud Act” stipulates that if violence, torture, or illegal detention is used to coerce others to commit online fraud, those involved will be sentenced to 10 years in prison up to life in prison. The bill passed by the Parliament of the Union of Myanmar makes it clear that if the above abuses cause the victim to die, those involved will be punished with the death penalty.